EVRY India Lead UI Designer salaries in India

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Work Culture is good and work life balance with decent package in small city more than enough for freshers. Good company to start your career initially you will learn. Job security is there

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No trainings to update your skills and no innovation is there in mind of senior level people. You will feel stuck there after some time no support as well your career growth rate will get slow down

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...ed projects and technology Good projects & Good environment CMM Level 5 Company Salary on time

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Appraisal do not meet the industry standard Strict project Deadlines (depends on projects)

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Flexibility in work from home or hybrid work mode

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New hires are paid a much higher salary and their work responsibility is significantly lower than the current employee. Market linked salary is only for new hires.

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Evry was early known as Span Infotech. Now, recently it got to merge with Tieto and became TietoEvry. When I joined, it was Span and a very good culture with perks and benefits. Over the years, all the perks and employee benefits we snatched, and the only minimal amount was kept as Employee share. The office got shifted with GV which was very good with nice infra in place.

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No good hike over 5 years of my work. I got just 2.0 LPA salary hikes that took with some variable pay. Projects are very much volatile and legacy applications.

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During my tenue at SPAN, I had the opportunity to meet good colleagues who are now great friends. Some of them are exceptionally talented.

Dislikes

...y changed. The CEO, HR, senior management had no respect for existing employees. There only aim was to bring in new employees at a much higher salary and designation irrespective of their competencies. Most of the new hires were out of touch with technology. Ramamohan, Sharan, Bhat, etc. and others have never won a deal for the company but will be bossing over employees who have built the company by winning and managing some very good clients over the years. The company culture had drastically changed. For a company with less than 2000 employees - CEO and HR head are not accessable for frank discussions.