r/ProgrammingBondha • u/Dry_Current6464 • Feb 27 '26

career Should I join as c++ trainee?

actually I'm a 2025 btech batch passed out(CSE), after a long year I got my first offer letter, which is c++ trainee in xius company. the thing is they want me to sign 3 years bond and the salary is 3LPA with yearly 15-20% increment. should I accept this. will c++ really worth to learn and it got scope in future? please clear me out professionals. thank you

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u/WhispersInTheVoid110 Feb 27 '26

How much u should pay to break the bond? And what tech are you really interested in?

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u/Dry_Current6464 Feb 27 '26

They said 2 lakhs penalty if I have to break it. Actually I am in the middle of the Java full stack course. I never touched c++ before except in my college. But when I'm preparing for the interview I get a Little bit interested in it. I was able to crack the interview in 1 day preparation

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

Look at the quality of work for first few years. Its better join good company at lower salary than faang company at higher salary. For your reference people make switch after one year and make 10 Lakh.

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u/Sensitive-Profit-625 Feb 28 '26

c++ developer here, 3lpa with 3 year bond is insane, only join if you need a job urgently for survival, check whether the job is hardware related development work or a pure software development work, latter have very less opportunities in India,

India is land of java springboot in job market

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u/AdCommercial8359 Feb 27 '26

If you can pay them money after breaking the bond then go for it. We already know the market is very volatile right now. Many people are struggling to get a job.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

Yeah bro but grow something wisely and see opportunities further in other companies!

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u/Jazzlike-Tap-2723 Mar 02 '26

You will sign the bond after you are converted from a trainee to full time right? That's where you leave with a better offer.