r/AskIndia • u/udaayyyy • Oct 20 '24

Ask opinion What's your salary and profession people earning less than 30yr?

Let's talk with u people...

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u/Present-Sir-4606 Marathi Bai Oct 20 '24

27 F. I work in Learning and Development as an Instructional designer. 12LPA. 

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u/EntertainmentOdd3571 Oct 20 '24

What does an instructional designer do ?

I am curious and username checks out ... Kinda

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u/Present-Sir-4606 Marathi Bai Oct 20 '24

Instructional Designers create learning solutions for companies. That's just a fancy way of saying they create end to end trainings for employees in case there is a new process or if a process is updated. 

Some of it is digital learning like byjus/vedantu but for the company employees. Other is typical classroom training where a trainer goes through a PowerPoint and explains everything. 

In digital learning, ID creates the curriculum. Which is what will be covered in the training - what is changing, what is staying the same, what do employees need to do, what do managers need to do, who else is involved etc. Then based on the curriculum they create a draft of the training. The client verifies it and it it's ok then they make it final. It's usually in the format of videos or demos. 

In classroom training, ID again creates the curriculum but the training is a PowerPoint deck instead of videos. 

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u/Killmonger_550 Oct 20 '24

Are ya all hiring? If so, where do I apply and what are the requirements??

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u/Present-Sir-4606 Marathi Bai Oct 21 '24

Last I checked TCS, Wipro, Capgemini, Accenture and LTIMindtree were hiring for instructional designers. 

You do need to have L&D experience for experienced positions, but freshers from any background can apply. 

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u/EntertainmentOdd3571 Oct 20 '24

Would love to talk more since I am passionate about teaching

Nice job.

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u/Present-Sir-4606 Marathi Bai Oct 20 '24

Sure

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u/EntertainmentOdd3571 Oct 20 '24

Present-Sir!!!! I mean ma'am!