Cohesity Principal Analyst salaries in India

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...ransparency of work is there. You will get a decent hike as per market standard. Year end bonus is full. Work life balance is there but it will vary release to release. Colleagues and managers are easily approachable. Company overall maintain a good connection with employees. Hybrid work module is there. Flexible work hours. No strict durations of daily work.

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Work life balance depends upon the team or product you're working. It will vary in situations. Sometimes releases are short but deliverables will be more. So you will get pressure. Some team management decision are made in US and controlled from there. Favoritism, partiality towards individual are there. So some situations you may feel upset, unsupported and disconnected. Work load balancing is not there. Managers need to make all efficient and maintain better ratio in head counts in different technologies. People, who are working less or get assigned less task due to average skills give good rating in work life balance. :-)

Likes

Salary hike was good and office location.

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Work culture is quite bad and I eventually need to resign within a year itself since all of my colleagues were good politicians and you can imagine than how good will be the manager

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Work life balance

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... growth, since no emerging products worked, legacy architects, legacy mindset. Low compensation as compared to market. No clear vision for company, shrinking ship.

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Not applicable

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...s to the management and ever changing project plans are only adding to the woes. Employees are only sticking to this company in the hope that the RSUs (RSU for less salary was a bad negotiation) are worth something if/when the company goes IPO

Likes

They pay you well and the culture is quite open to various aspects, as it should be.

Dislikes

The upper management will keep things hidden from the employees till the last moment. As a result everyone is in a frenzy and are looking for jobs right now. Very frequent layoffs.