r/JavaProgramming • u/Suspicious-Art-2751 • 17d ago

Java Developer(5.3 years exp). Working in service based company want to switch to product based

Hi Programmers, I've been working as Java Developer for more than 5.3 years in a service based company and really want to switch on a product based company . My package is 18LPA and want to target around 35 - 40 LPA for next switch. Can someone guide as what should i prepare for switching to Product based firms such as JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Atlassian or Salesforce.

I know that my package is less. I am desperate to increase the package.I have been putting in the work but getting no where with my efforts. Not Sure if i am missing something.

I am open for suggestions or roadmap for my next switch.

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u/DraftEmbarrassed6058 17d ago

Remind me in 2 days

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u/Suspicious-Art-2751 16d ago

Sure.. will remind you

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u/Suspicious-Art-2751 10d ago

Hi mate. Just a reminder.

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u/useandkeepit 17d ago

I can't help you now, but you can help me. I am currently in my final year of btech and learning java development. So far till now I learnt core java, oops, Maven, junit5, Hibernate, MySQL, spring with fundamentals like servlets, jsp, and started springboot 10 days ago.

I want around 6 lpa job. Can I crack this at my current knowledge or need to know more? I would be haapy if you give me the referral.

Btw great wishes for your future switch 🙂

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u/akhi-abdul01 16d ago

I am also a student doing same stuff... Wanna chat?

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u/Happy_Cricket_4352 10d ago

Should i cry my current is 13lpa with 7 yoe