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IT & Information Security
8mo (edited)
Is There Unfair Criticism of Indian IT Giants?
Let's talk about the heat TCS, Infosys ,Wipro and similar companies are getting these days. Freshers seem to be especially vocal, calling them "CHWTIA" (a derogatory term). But here's the thing: these companies employ a huge chunk of India's IT workforce. Sure, the pay might be lower, but guess what? Maybe those complaining didn't prepare enough to land those "dream" jobs.😅
These service giants train tons of people!💁♀️
What are your thoughts? Do these companies deserve the negativity?🤷♂️
cleantonic
8mo
works at
There's always two sides for any coin.
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awesomesnail
8mo
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Real ID se aao N. R. Narayana Murthy🤣🤣
misskick
8mo
works at
A friend was working on a Rolls-Royce project at Infosys. Got his hands on billable. They were charging 4.5L inr for his work. Per month. My man was making 3.5l a year.💁♀️
splendidpakora
8mo
A Marketing Manager
[misskick](username) That is their business model. So you think Google, Microsoft pays all the money it earns from the employee to employees itself?
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hrterminator
8mo
currently not working
When they work in a company that does mass hiring then they have to perform constantly so that they can be seen in such a competitive environment, and it automatically improves their working efficiency, and it is beneficial for them in a long run.
swagpumpkin
8mo
An Ops Executive
[outstandingbruce](username) Yes, these experiences can definitely help trainees make their first steps in corporates a big learning experience!
voidcaller
7mo
works at
The problem as an experienced professional is that they ghost lots of interviews. They ghost even after giving a provisional Offer.
stylishjasmine
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7mo
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[voidcaller](username) true that
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