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    Home»Exclusive Features»Research»Bengaluru techies expect 0-10% salary hike, Chennai IT employees 38%
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    Bengaluru techies expect 0-10% salary hike, Chennai IT employees 38%

    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauApril 12, 2019Updated:April 12, 20192 Mins Read3483 Views
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    Employee sentiment is low in Bengaluru’s IT sector, a survey conducted by job portal shine.com reveals that the employees there are expecting a salary raise of 0-10 per cent.

    Their counterparts in Chennai are expecting a raise of 38 per cent, Pune follows close at 36 per cent. Techies in Mumbai are expecting a raise of 20 per cent. Bengaluru ranks the lowest, being the least demanding city in the IT industry.

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    The grim sentiment continuous to the BSFI sector, here Bengaluru ranks the lowest in salary hike expectations, Hyderabad tops the list with 35 per cent employees expecting a raise of 20 per cent.

    Employees from the financial capital are expecting a raise of 20 per cent. As many as 62 per cent employees in Mumbai are hoping the same in auto, education and training (highest among all metros).

    The Delhi NCR region saw a trend of 20 per cent of people expecting increments on the lower side. However, in the real estate and ecommerce sector, one-third professionals here are expecting a hike of 20 per cent.

    The sector wise analysis reveal that the highest expectation of increment is harboured by employees in BFSI and BPO/KPO sectors. According to the survey, the growth curve will go upward in these sectors owing to advancement in technology and integration.

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