Genpact EDI Developer salaries in India

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Nothing

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Plenty of things to dislike. 1.Salary 2. Appraisal 3. Employee recognition 4. The managers want the associate to be their eyes and ears. 5. Management is not employee centric. 6. HR not willing to talk or respond to the email. Whenever called they would just reply “I will call you later”. Not recommended at all.

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Working at Genpact is often appreciated for its focus on learning and growth, with ample training opportunities. Employees enjoy exposure to diverse global projects and a collaborative, inclusive culture. The company offers career advancement opportunities and recognizes performance through rewards. Flexible work arrangements contribute to work-life balance.

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...nd workload pressure and long hours challenging, especially during peak periods. Salary growth and career progression can feel slower compared to industry standards. Additionally, rigid processes in a large organization may sometimes hinder flexibility.

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I like the culture of genpect which is very friendly.

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Genpact is a great company but only problem was the way they hire a person. The salary was not given as per my knowledge. It was decided based on last drawn salary.

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Nothing at all, they don't provide tea also for free. We need to buy it. Even food also. And you will get promotion if you do oiling and buttering to your manager.

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Everything, low salary package. Can facility is worst, It took 2 and half hour to reach just 5km.

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1. Job security is always there. Even if you are not skilled enough, the company always retains you. You'll be placed in a new project even if you don't do well in your current project/process. 2. Work-life balance is there to an extent, but varies from role to role.

Dislikes

1. Extremely poor hikes (less than 5% to 6% annually). 2. The pay is way below the average market standards and it comes no way close to what benchmark. 3. The company uses reasons like job security and work life balance as an excuse to give decent hikes which are inflation adjusted. 4. Growth is very slow. There is partiality and favouritism in most parts of the company. Even the most loyal employees get promoted once in every 6-7 years. 5. You'll get a promotion and 15% hike only when you are putting down the papers. 6. The work is strictly mediocre and they brand themselves as an AI first company on social media. Even those at VP / SVP levels don't have solid understanding of AI and other technologies, all they do is schedule meetings and waste time, which can be sorted out over an email. 7. The employee benefits like health insurance is absolutely of no use because 90% of the employee claims get rejected by the insurance provider citing reasons which don't make sense and employees end up paying from their own pockets.