EPAM Systems Training and Development Specialist salaries in India

Likes

They pay you well and thats the only Pros about Epam Systems/Anywhere

Dislikes

Pathetic company to work. all the projects are for 3 months and 6 months. no Job security. Before Joining asked people manager. He said many projects available in banking. but post joining I came to know 0 banking projects. No proper management. No body cares about you. Think more before joining here.

Likes

1. Supports work life balnce 2. Good pay

Dislikes

1. Hire and fire company 2. Only bootpolishers can survive 3. One way communication 4. No proper process. for rating. Manager rates as he feels. No questions will be entertained

Likes

The leadership team trusts employees with responsibilities and encourages taking initiative, helping everyone grow professionally

Dislikes

...thing from health insurance to retirement plans, making sure employees have the support they need Employees are wellcompensated, with competitive pay packages that are aligned with industry standards and often above average

Likes

-Fixed Salary -Good health insurance -Good client base -For tech enthusiasts it's a great place as there are lot of learning platforms and so many hackathons and code events

Dislikes

-Short term projects -Annual appraisals are not aligned with employee performance -Once we come out from project, again we have to prepare and give interviews to get another project and client interviews are not that easy to crack -For experienced people like 8+ there will be hell lot of expectations and we have to contribute to Epam as well Client with this we lose work life balance. So for experienced people its a challenging company where you have to be very compete and proactive to survive

Likes

The pay structure is all fixed, there are no variables. Appraisals are satisfactory most of the times. Work Life balance is good. Managers are mostly good.

Dislikes

Frequently changing systems, processes and policies. You have two managers, RM and Project Delivery Manager, which usually feels kind of confusing.