Dassault Systemes Engineer Trainee salaries in India

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Work Life Balance, Not just me but every single employee would say the same. It is so balanced that you will get comfortable and that's not a good thing for Young Devs.

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Management decisions Pay Lack of new Tech Their rules and regulations with regards to development ( Have their won internal procedure and tools)

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-Work Life Balance is Excellent -Company Culture is nice -Job Security is Excellent, They never lay off. -Top Management is co operative. -Hybrid Model -Nice infrastucture.

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-Salary is comparitively low -Appraisal is comparitively lower than market(8%-20%) -Works on very old technologies

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A stable company. Socially active. Focus on sustainability. Good work culture.

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Lower salary benefits as compared to other product based companies. Internal growth is slow. Not easy to switch internally. Slow to adapt to new technologies.

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I'd say I get to work on wayy more technical problems than any of my highly paid friends in Adobe/Atlassian/Microsoft and even Google. Our department has smart people with varying sets of personalities and you'll learn a lot about dealing with different kinds of people. I learnt the importance of good communication in such scenarios. Company doesn't care about your engineering background - most of the company is mechanical/EC/civil engineers writing software and only few of us CS guys, but instead selects people based on problem-solving approach and 'engineering mindset'. I agree with this approach.

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Money really is bad. I love *most* of my work but it makes me feel with such pay making a career at this company (or thinking of setting up roots in Pune - buying house/getting married etc) is not at all sustainable. It can be a good job for people who already live/have family in Pune with lesser financial obligations but not so much for non-natives. No matter how smart you are or the ideas you propose - they're squashed down by local management before even going to french counterparts. You'll be explicitly told to generate and share ideas - but when you do, they'll be discarded with poor reasons. It's quite frustrating sometimes. This might depend upon the team, but in my case the french counterparts are not much useful either. They are opaque in communication and not open to receving new proposals. Generally they assign projects to us and that's it - followed by weekly status update meetings.