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ECTC means Expected Cost to the Company. In short, Expected CTC.
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What is CCTC and ECTC in terms of salary?
what is the abrieviation of ectc and cctc ECTC: Abbreviation for Expected Cost to Company CCTC: Abbreviation for Current Cost to Company
What does ctc ectc np stand for?
ctc = cost to company ectc = expected cost to company np = notice period
NP - what is the meaning?
This questin would be related to the Salary details like as CTC, ECTC, NP. CTC Stands for Cost to Company, ECTC - Stands for Expected Cost to Company like as NP - Stands for What?AnswerOn the Internet, NP stands for "no problem." No is "Notice Period"
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