Gartner Product and Portfolio Manager salaries in New Delhi

Likes

Job security and work life balance(due to work from home). It's good if you want to do mundane work 5 days a week and don't want to bother yourself for rest 2 days

Dislikes

Pay is below standard. Lots of politics in service operations. You can join if you want to pursue a side hustle but not recommended for growth and good compensation.

Likes

Company policies are good, you get ample time off and have access to great research resources.

Dislikes

The compensation is below average and no straight forward visibility into what's required to get promoted. Management doesn't walk the talk when it comes to work life balance.

Likes

Pay is decent

Dislikes

- Terrible culture, bad management. Managers are more into flattering the US counterparts, and thus overloading their team with grunt and overwork - No growth opportunities - Terrible work, no skill development

Likes

Gartner has a great culture. Management is extremely helpful, your views are valued and you look forward to work when you come the next day.

Dislikes

Compensation isn't that great, if compensation can be improved then Gartner can compete with likes of Mckinsey & BCG.

Likes

...everyone is very approachable. Flexibility of working from home unless required. Timely salary credit, (before time, when credit date is a bank holiday). Subsidized cab services (negligible cost), and free lunch at office. Last and definitely not the least, is the work life balance, no over-work after work hours, no hassle in taking leaves, be it casual, sick or paid. The organization works like a well-oiled machine with everyone aware of their roles and tasks and projects are optimised, thus there is no need to overwork the employees.

Dislikes

Nothing to dislike. Period.