Ernst & Young Business Management Consultant salaries in India

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Working at EY has been a jumping jack for my career. It offers global exposure, learning opportunities, healthy peer to peer conversation opportunities, great work-life balance, makes you become a better human, focuses on your career growth, helps you develop your skills and most importantly possesses great brand value and legacy in the market that fits your career needs.

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... and efficient in order to sustain in this ever changing digital global mindset. Salary hike will go towards negligible amounts in years to come and the one who possesses great in-demand skills should be able to survive. It is with all global organizations and not just with EY. But not to forget, the one who works hard will get good remuneration benefits too. So the idea is to stick to an organization like EY and give a direction to your career.

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Only learning materials

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Worst work culture, too much office politics. Worst management and leadership ( or I would say boss instead of leaders) Unrealistic expectations with high work pressure Very low compensation compare to market Internal hike, huh! Don't expect

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Good hikes and bonus with changes of working on upcoming and trending technologies, which again would depend on the kind of project you are alloted with. Flexible working is a plus.

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Poor work-life balance, toxic managers, tight deadlines.

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Job security Bonus Work life balance Hybrid and WFH if genuine reason

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Not enough opportunities to transition into other roles or show case your skills IJO never or barely happens Salary structure is not good enough compared to market. Specifically in HDS

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They will pay you well to hire you

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Work life balance is next to zero unless you have serious boundaries and/or don't care about what your manager thinks. Promotions are like anywhere else - tough. But they have way more variations in reasons to not promote you, basically nothing is enough. Self learning is the only way to learn and expand your knowledge because once you get in a role it's unlikely that you'd be learning much of anything else except what's required in YOUR process