Capgemini Senior Facility Manager salaries in India

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No salary, always given excuse even if we work hard, have been in Capgemini for last 10 Yeats they don't bother for increment. New joiners gets good hike and at last they are non performance, all work we have to do

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I made a big mistake by resigning from my past organization, I was getting a manager role, so I moved here. CG have old culture, like savings means remove people. Senior managers will ask I need automation, but they don't know meaning of Automation. When my team perform automation, instead of appraising it, they will say, now workload is reduced, remove a senior person and hire a fresher in place of him. In past 3 appraisal I was performer and after that received 2% hike overall. Now I will resign, no matters I have job or not.

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...pense from 1000 to 500. so 6K per year reduced. so overall loss of 42K per year. also they have variable pay of 10% of your salary. Now in year end, they have given few fellows as 12K hike, so even a duffer can understand that his take home is reduced by 30K. also if you are average performer then they have reduced 12% of variable. so overall, from last year you will lose 50K by default. so before you join this trap, resign ASAP.

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Work life balance is pretty good here. If you get good project you can learn a alot. Lot of learning platforms are free. Compensation increment very less but good chance of learning and job security is there 100% with work life balance which matters most.

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Increment should be more. Salary package not upto the mark.

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It is a good company to start your career because you will get to learn much more, they have extensive learning programs and collaboration with various vendors for external certifications. Overall it's a good company to work if you get good manager and project.

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Salary, Annual Appraisal's, Promotions are not up to the mark.

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Training program and hybrid work policy

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...nd excuses to avoid giving increments, disregarding market trends and inflation. They also fail to minimize salary gaps among employees with the same designation, years of experience, and performance ratings.