Transition Lead Salary in Management Consulting in India

Likes

Good culture Good growth opportunities, Decent compensation

Dislikes

Culture, growth opportunities and compensation have declined from great to good in last 2-3 years. The focus is only on share price, no longer a people focused company

Likes

Lot of learning opportunities and providing good benifits to emp

Dislikes

Salary is not as per Market Correction. New employees getting good package but old employees getting lesser than them. Promotions are delayed due to top management.

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

Likes

Nothing good apart from Pay scale

Dislikes

I worked for 2 Project as a Project Manager during this 2 years but the politics was on top level. Unnecessary demand like start your development certification (why a functional PM will do that until unless Project required). Biased Promotion, Every time your manager will push you to promote someone who are not deserving candidate. If you ask for your growth, they will furious and take action unnecessary. You will work under a high pressure when your project don't demand that much headache. Only managers are worst, they don't have any skill set even on Excel sheet.