Morgan Stanley Software Development Manager salaries in India

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High exposure to onshore team. Decent bonus payout. US MNC culture so beyond a point professionalism is adhered.

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Highly incompetent VPs and Top management. Wrong hires across top management. No visibility for team expansion. High disregard to women when it comes to maternity or otherwise. But large emphasis on diversity, highly contradictory.

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Good Company to work in, good starting compensation offered and nice organization culture. Rest of the benefits and experience depends on the project you are a part of. Over-all a good organization to switch into and good people to work with.

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...isappointed if you have worked with advanced tech in your previous organization. Starting Compensation offered is one of the best as per standards, but yearly hike are not at par.

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I was lucky enough to work on 2 development from scratch products at Morgan. This gave me a tremendous learning curve. Along with it, I worked with some of the most hardworking, smart, intelligent people. Although, some people would complain of the lack of work-life balance, I felt the work to be so intriguing that I never had a problem working hard and/or over the weekends.

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The salary hikes/bonus were not as good as they were earlier, but that was primarily due to a tough business environment and it's impact on the company's profit.

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1.Great to join if you are early in your career. 2. Salary & Increments are fine.

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They follow a very rigid hierarchy structure. Seniors make opinions based on the views from their 1 downs. You can have all the valid points in the world but no one will take your opinion if you are a junior. 2. Too much importance is given if something is said by an onshore personal. Valid points are not a consideration then.

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Pay and perks are good.

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Mid level managers in model risk management are incompetent, incapable of doing any hands on. Senior management cannot tolerate criticism No work ethics. Credit is often not given to the deserving person. Promotions are manipulated for personal propaganda.