Accenture Data Science Analyst salaries in Chennai

Likes

1. Competitive Salary 2. Good Learning Curve , learn a lot of relevant technologies, as well as relevant theory 3. Friendly Environment, including upper management. 4. Upper management is aware of the technical side, which is a huge help 5. Good work life balance, as well as flexible timing; you just need to get the job done 6. Micromanagement is almost nil. 7. Less restriction to come to office , which is very helpful.

Dislikes

1. I have been told that the work environment varies from project to project, so there might be projects where the environment is not as friendly. 2. Number of leaves is a little lower than some other places, but great work life balance compensates for that.

Likes

The focus on certifications and learning

Dislikes

...st one assest to be handled by HR i.e people and even in that they are worse. 2.Variable pay is another area which is really bad, its a total scam, do not fall for it, When negotiating always ask for higher fixed pay. 3.Managers are not very supportive in many scenarios with all fake/diplomatic promises and behaviour. You may once believe fake news but never an Accenture manager, specially the higher ones.

Likes

Projects are good, you can learn a lot, compensation is good but you might get stuck in promotion as you go higher up, till manager you can get easily promoted in 3+3 beyond that 4+ to senior manager and beyond senior manager forget about being MD, you will be handed new new roles. Depending on team you might get stuck in politics

Dislikes

Politics

Likes

Work from home to me was really saved some financial stability that's it

Dislikes

No hike from 2 years telling budget constraints but we are working daily if they have budget constraints there should not be development also

Likes

Nothing

Dislikes

No salary hike/promotion/bonus/compensation Negligible support from Manager No response from HRs Poor work culture especially in the internal projects If you are joining as a fresher, switch within 1-2 years if you actually want to grow.