Accenture IT Program and Project Manager salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru (Updated 2025)

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No Hikes and Upskill motivation from couple of years.👎

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After Hardwork and Dedication, no Hikes and appraisal. Worst salary review and Work life Balance without job security especially no encouragement on upskilling and Technology adaptation.

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Big services company and hence some times gets opportunity to work on different technologies.

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... if you get in to bench, you can choose what u want and where you want to work Most of the teams promotions are based and salary will always be well below the market

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Lot of learning opportunities and providing good benifits to emp

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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.

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Nothing good apart from Pay scale

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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.

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...ll people are professional, highly committed, knowledgeable and result oriented. The benefits apart from CTC and Variable pay is also rich such as transport facilities, Flexi working, cafeterias, great ambience office facilities, communities pertaining to interests, industry specific skills, tech, learning portal for advancements in skills , insurance coverage for self and dependants, COVID care additional time offs, stock options.

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Even though in small ratio it still has pockets of beuracracy and there by delay in growth