Senior Financial Analyst Salary in Faridabad

Likes

The leadership is there with you, sitting next to you. The actual visibility in layman language. One can learn and shadow multiple task or skills can be improved. Training and learning are one of the best features one can apply for and it’s easy to apply unlike other organisation.

Dislikes

I do not have dislikes however the one part that I really think that can improve is Salary structure. This should at least match the brand value that Genpact has in the market.

Likes

No pressure about vacation days, decent starting salary, frequent promotions

Dislikes

Long projects with same clients becomes monotonous, Appraisal portal only on paper. Delayed and not so transparent appraisal, HR team is almost non-existent.

Likes

I likes about the TCS is good work culture, low work pressure, work-life balance, lots of opportunities to learn and the most job security.

Dislikes

It feels good working at TCS. The work culture is good, with low work pressure and lots to learn but the salary increament as per the seniority and role is low. If the salary is justified as per the seniority or designation, I would never left TCS.

Likes

Good work culture and high goodwill/reputation of company.

Dislikes

BNY Mellon taking employees on contractual basis on low package and taking freshers from collages with high packages. Company does not convert contractual employee to permanent employee.

Likes

- Flexibility to work from home/office - Has all the required technical arsenals to compete with the best of its competitors - Provides competitive compensation packages that align with market standards for Accenture Operations. Don't have idea about technology and consulting businesses

Dislikes

- The company places limited emphasis on employee development, leaving much of the responsibility for skill-building to individual employees. While virtual training can be effective for technical skills, it may not be as beneficial for developing soft skills - Due to aggressive competition, speed often takes precedence over quality. This leads to unreasonable contractual terms and a disconnect between promised deliverables and actual results