IQVIA Oracle SOA Consultant salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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* Good work life balance. *Work culture is very good . *Decent salary hike (8-15%).

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IQVIA is a product based company.So, if you are into supporting any IQVIA products then your knowledge will be limited to that specific product only and the technology being used in that product. *Very less new projects are coming.

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Some of the clients are good.

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Too many parties, no increment in salary but Team Lunch, Quiz occassions, this celebration that celebration always happening. Leaders inside IQVIA projects speak like: We always hire the most useless people for our projects (extremely weird) Rude people are awarded and promoted, not the skilled ones in coding or work No ethical practices, the Non-retaliation policy is only for showoff Lot of threatening and dominating goes on inside the organisation which is very strange, HR refuses to clarify stuff. During a conflict, somehow the manager's words are taken as correct no matter what. There's no investigation or anything 👍🏻 Not a good company to invest, company in DEBT in 2024, all details about debt conditions of IQVIA mentioned in Google. Be careful while making decisions about joining or investing in this company!

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Only good thing is salary comes on time and flexible for wfh.

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No Motivation, No appreciation for your work overtime nothing No Work Life Balance Promotion , Appraisal purely on favoritism Leadership are not enough capable to treat everyone equally. Pure Biasness and favoritism

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Work life balance is good and working time is very flexible. The people are great and very welcoming and hours can be flexible depending on what you have on your plate.

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Learning curve is slow and salary is low.

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Some employees are really helpful. Salary is according to market standards.

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Toxic Work Environment. Politics is common for getting promotion. Lack of communication between management and employees. HRs are present to serve management rather than employees (who need them)