Ernst & Young District Manager 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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Brand name, year end bonus, amiable and collaborative peers and seniors

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Client culture takes over company culture, appraisals, poor feedback provision, work opportunities heavily dependant on clients and projects conversion

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People are willing to collaborate on multiple assignments. Salary and bonus are good but health insurance could be wayy better.

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Only profit matters, they’ll make you work till you beg for death. Work life balance doesn’t exist in their dictionary. No clear path forward to higher roles.

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Pay scale can be negotiated based on your skills and you can earn almost double with respect to your peers who are at the same level

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No logic for allocating resources. Non technical people are showcased as technical experts and have no idea how to deliver projects. Projects were handled very poorly in our team and as a result many clients were lost. But they keep winning projects because of highly competitive bids and thus resources ar overburdened, always

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Not so much to like

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1. No proper or timely feedback 2. No sync in between Bonus amount and feedback given 3. Lot of favouritism 4. Good work means more work but not good raise or bonus. 5. Office location. You're in mid of an factory area whereas all other big4 were in decent cyberhub. 6. Notice period. 3months is too much. Whan I joined it was 2 months later they increase it to 3 months by changing their policy. It is not like you were aware of it at the time of joining. 7. Poor employee benefit policies.