Cognizant Consultant salaries in Mumbai

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There is a decent WLB, although it depends a lot on the project. You may get a chance to work on multiple areas, depending on your relations with manager and vertical lead.

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Compensation is not as per the industry standards and growth is very slow. There is considerable amount of politics which influences promotions and other opportunities.

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the culture, ambience and work space is excellent and is very diverse. The salary is also very fair and working as a consultant at this company is really a very good chance and very good opportunity. I really like to work here.

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the salary is very good and is high, i barley have any dislikes of this company. overall amazing

Likes

1. Work life balance - although it varys from project to project but most folks have good WLB 2. Strong internal shared services 3. Good avenues to upskill - Free Udemy access (not all courses but there are more than enough), internal knowledge base, business unit sponsored certifications which are expensive outside 4. Job security - Since it is a big firm, layoffs are not very common

Dislikes

1. Poor Pay and Benefits - this is expected as they charge very less for the projects compared to other companies which pay more 2. Quality of work for a Consultant - Zero strategy is required, all are implementation projects for which someone has already given strategy 3. Slow growth - From what I have seen, at least 3 years are needed for promotion

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...that it is a lean organization, so less people, less politics, and good culture. The work life balance and compensation are also very good.

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Fixed long-duration projects. You can say that it lies somewhere in between a Consulting Firm and an IT Company.

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Work life balance is average at best if you get a good manager. Same goes with compensation.

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Work environment is poor. The organization is filled with blue collared mediocre people. Career growth and Learning is negligible. The organization is a large wheel reeking with red tape and bureaucracy