LTIMindtree Technical Training Manager salaries in India

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HAve been part of the LTIMindtree from past 3 years and so far its been a wonderful journey. they are trying to bring policies to balance work and personal life in a better way. most of the policies are employee friendly. have been supportive especially during covid times. so far i would say its a good ride and not a roller coaster ride.

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for the resource who are part of the company from a long time they tend not to give promotion and salary hike as per the industry standards which i think is a major drawback if they want to retain talented and key resources in the company who can directly influence client to bring more project and resources

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Work life balance. Opportunity and exposure to direct customer connect. Mangement availability to connect and express requirements.

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Appraisal and hike cycle needs to be validated. Identify the key talent and encourage them with right pay scale. This is really missing

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2 days work from office

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Everything is poor in this organisation except the salary which you received at the time of joining. Work life balance is average in most of the project . People are not approachable. 2 months Bench police is worst. They have short term projects and job security is zero . Always have a fear to loose the job when you will be on bench . Hike is zero . I worked here for 2 years but got zero percentage of hike despite of both the year I got key contributor ratings which means rating 4 out 5 .

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No work if you're looking for work Life balance

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-Salary is very low - hikes are usually 2-4% even if you put lots of efforts -nothing to learn , projects are on specific tools My personal experience was horrible even after resigning. I had to follow up for months to get my full and final

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It depends on project to project. From my experience, I like work-life balance, skill development sessions, and company culture.

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Comparatively lower salaries, less annual salary hike, less promotions, frequent change in management and gap between management and employees.