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The Notice Period Negotiation Most Indians Don't Know About
📅 Apr 21, 2026 · 2:37 AM ⏱ 5 min read 👁 22,841 views ▲ 980 💬 0
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90-day notice periods are not non-negotiable. Buy-outs and partial waivers happen in 60% of senior moves.

Standard Indian tech notice periods are 60-90 days. Most engineers assume this is non-negotiable and quietly wait it out. The reality: at the senior level, 60% of moves end up with some form of notice buy-out, partial waiver, or accelerated release. The negotiation has structure. The new employer pays the buy-out as a signing bonus offset against future tenure. The leaving employer agrees because it's easier to lose someone in 30 days than have them disengaged for 90. The conversation needs to happen — it almost never starts on its own.
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Neha KapoorApr 11 · 6:45 PM
The budget breakdown is really helpful. Was planning ₹1L for 2 but looks like we need to revise up.
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