LTIMindtree Senior Project Manager salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Joined LTI on 24th Mar 23. It was a project specific requirement, so was allocated to project soon after. Started clocking 16-17 hours per day and never ever got an appreciation from my Manager. The environment was toxic and over the time I started getting demotivated and my morale and confidence kept on going down. Just after 3 months of joining I was put on PIP (Performance Improvement Plan) by my Manager who took my final round of interview. I was asked to put down my papers exactly 4 months after I joined. I am PMP certified and Agile certified practicing project management since last 5 years and having a total of 16 years of experience. Was my performance was evaluated during the interview process? Is 3 months a decent time to measures someone's performance? All these are still unanswered questions!! HR in LTI is totally biased towards Delivery.

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The company culture is exceptional, with top management always ready to assist. There are abundant learning Opportunities, and employees are highly motivated to develop their skillsets.

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Unfortunately, appraisal process is lacking, with minimal salary hikes.

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The best things with LTIM are the innovative environment, the opportunity to work with cutting edge technology and the collaborative culture. LTIM encourages the continuous learning and provide opportunities for technical growth.

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The compensation is good however I appreciate if it could be more competitive.

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1. There is lot of encouragement for Learning & Skill Development in the company. 2. People across organization are quite helpful and are ready to guide you.

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...f issues, you have to run around to get it resolved due to complex processes. 2. Salary and benefits need to be improved for sure 3. Our talent should be retained as far as possible. Many employees are leaving the organization which is not a good sign.

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...ht practice. It depends on your manager and your relationship with that person. The salary is credited on the 28th of every month. Opportunities to move across verticals and horizontals with less difficulty.

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No clear HR policies on career progressions. It is up to the wish of the senior management as to when to award promotions. There are folks who receive promotions every year and there are folks who get it once in 5 years. Their SSC portal which is related to the finances is pathetic.