Your switch Decide · Step 2 of 13
Find your level
See the level your work reads at, the one to aim for, and what the interviews will test hardest.
Skip to Practise it out loudYour four rows
For each row, write one thing you really did (your self-reviews are the quickest source), then say which level it reads at. Your level is where most examples sit comfortably, not where your best one sits.
Your track
Do, skim or skip for each step at the level you aim for.
Learn it first
- Lesson · 13 minLevel and tierWhat a level is and how it is decided twice, how to read a company's own ladder page, titles lined up by scope with where Rs 1 Cr sits, the level signals in a job description, how to read your own offer letter for level and band, and what each round reads at each level.
- Lesson · 11 minRead this firstWhat Rs 1 Cr means in this guide, worked on one invented offer; the usual route from a services company in two moves; who the guide is not for yet; your track by level; and the three numbers to decide, in order, before any recruiter call, with tonight's task.
Practise it out loud
Say it with a clock running and see where you went quiet or ran long.
Practise: Tell me about yourself (1 min)What to know
- The verbs in a job ad carry most of the weight, more than the years.
- "Contributes" tends to read lower than "owns"; "sets direction" tends to read higher.
- The recruiter, not the ad, tells you the pay band.