TCS

Do not join TCS at the early stage of life with a low salary with expectations that it will grow after a year or two as promotions are very slow. If you are getting a role with a salary up to the mark go ahead but the promotions and hike totally depends on the project. As I know the hike at TCS is between 2% to 5%. Also promotions do not depend on your performance, even if you perform outstanding you might end up getting a 2% hike. Not worth it right. Promotions totally depend upon your behavior with your TL and manager. Even if the person does not work but does the chamchagiri of them it works. Once the project you are working in RAMPS Down the RMG people helps to ruin your life after that. RMG in Tcs needs proper training to allocate the manpower to proper process.

How much I can ask for TCS for 4 yrs experience in React.js?

Tcs is an organisation where boomers hire genzs and IMPOSE values which were created when boomers were freshers and of course the salaries are also from that era.

Why do so many people work in the Big 4 given that you have to work so many hours and your work life balance doesn’t exist. Is having a Big 4 on your CV really worth all of that hassle and not having a life in your 20s? What about you guys? What are your personal reasons for staying with the big 4?

Hi Everyone, YOE : 9 Tech Stack: Salesforce Work location: Pune I am a senior salesforce developer and have offer from below organization. Could you please help me understand about these organizations in terms of project/client, work life balance and benefits etc. 1. TCS (Assistant Consultant) : 27LPA 2. Accenture (Level 9) : 30 LPA (24 fixed + 27% variable pay) 3. LTIMindtree(P4) : 33 LPA (29 fixed + remaining variable) I really appreciate your help on above query. Thanks!

I joined TCS 3yrs ago and since then I couldn't switch. I am planning since last year March but actually not able to work on it. Even I couldn't apply actively. Currently I am involved in a role which has nothing to do with development and I feel bit less confident. So I want to know why it is so hard to leave? Does everyone feel same? Is this ecosystem somewhat responsible for this?