JumpyHamster
JumpyHamster

Infosys or Accenture

Hi folks, Currently I am Senior Consultant (JL5A) in Infosys. CTC 17.5 L. Tech stack: Salesforce. YOE 7

I have an offer from Accenture for Job level 9 (Tech consultant). CTC offered is 30% hike.

I have good ratings, RSU and decent work life balance in Infosys. Is it worth it to switch? Is the role offered in Accenture good as per my current role?

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SwirlyMarshmallow
SwirlyMarshmallow

See if you are comfortable and not like to switch then don't move instead check with infosys for salary hike. Else you can check with Accenture for more hike. Are you a Salesforce manual QA ?

JumpyHamster
JumpyHamster

Salesforce Product Owner

SwirlyMarshmallow
SwirlyMarshmallow

I think you are on lower pay. You can expect 3x.

PeppyKoala
PeppyKoala

Accenture is worst considering office politics. People are divided in 13 levels. So, for promotion you will find more bootlickers than other service based companies. My experience was bad and toxic in Accenture. As you know, in service based companies all depends on project.

PeppyKoala
PeppyKoala

So, if u want u can try.

SparklyBiscuit
SparklyBiscuit

In Accenture I had very good experience, good leads, no micro management, flexibility, work life balance. However, there were no hikes past 2 cycles only limited people got hikes due to recession i think idk. Choose your decision wisely I just have 2.5y of exp overall and I'm in Accenture since beginning i love everything about it just I'm sad because I'm underpaid. Talk to people on LinkedIn. Hope this was helpful.

DancingCoconut
DancingCoconut

Though I'm relatively junior with only 1.10 years of experience in Accenture itself, I advise against joining this company if you're happy and have a good work-life balance at your current company. Accenture is very toxic, with lots of politics and heavy workloads. Many seniors struggle for promotions and decent raises, while only the undeserving get ahead. The work environment is stressful, and no one enjoy a good work-life balance except the bullies. It's better to consider other MNCs, as the mental stress at Accenture isn't worth the money.

DancingCoconut
DancingCoconut

I was put into PIP by the seniors for no good reason and I'm no more a part of it. Also I've seen that if your manager or senior is unhappy with you, they put the person on PIP irrespective of their YOE, mentally harass them during that time, fail them in PIP and then force to resign or fire them

DizzyNarwhal
DizzyNarwhal

Accenture is good in terms of policies, when it comes to work life balance it vary project to project.

DizzyMarshmallow
DizzyMarshmallow

Hi @SlyFox bro, I joined Accenture two years ago as the Salesforce Vlocity team lead. I thought if I do my work properly then I don't need to think about financial growth here. The manager and management will take care. But I didn't get any hike, promotion, award or rewards till now. In one word this is an fcki** ashol* company. I have variable pay around 6 lakhs but in reality I am getting 2 lakhs only. Don't join bro. You can check my word after 6 months, attrition rate will be around 30-35% by coming December. The CEO will ruin this company, the executive board should sack her immediately. I already resigned, will join your company soon as level 6B.

SillyHamster
SillyHamster
TCS8mo

Infy is way better than many of the orgs, which we realise only after leaving, saying this as an ex-infosion of 15 years.

Coming back to your specific ask if you aren't looking for onsite seek opportunities for enhancing your offshore salary. See if this offer can help you negotiate your salary with infy, or leave. Else you can always aim for onsite through infy.

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