ivy Transfer Pricing Consultant salaries in India

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Nothing to like ... It's waste of time joining the company

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...is organisation for 3 years. Company management is not in favour with employees. They are part of politics No hike no appraisal. you will stick with the same designation , company politics is very bad. Blame game you have daily work more than your log off time.

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Best company to work . Good work culture . Salary gets paid on the last working day of end of the month.No recession impact . People were friendly . Scope to grow depends on the department you are working for.Free cab facility. Free snacks provided .

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Pros: The compensation is good with good facilities. cons: No career growth. Job security is pathetic. Lot of politics at the higher management level. They lay off people without any reason.

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No hirarchy, bad job security, no growth options, you cannot work in a company which doesnt value its employees.

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Great teams Enough time to complete tasks Excellent support from management Great scope for learning new technologies

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Salary is less than industry standard for many levels Promotions and yearly hikes are not up to the mark

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Secured and seamless transportation. Great supportive admin team. Good colleagues.

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...ganization doesn't bother if you all survive the sudden crises of layoff or not. Will just pay you for may be 3 or 5 months without even check int current market of job vacancies. They provide you with great competitive salary which becomes a problem for an employee after being laid off, which causses low salary expectation to get a job and survive. None of the benefits or culture match with the Big4 except the one lay off process and culture. Worst internal hiring process for employee who were benched. Promises will be maid that you will feel you will get into some other team/project but you are still secured but the ultimate intention behind it to lay off. It's just like terms and conditions written as T&C in very small letter at some corner of an Ad.