Foundever IT Service Delivery Manager salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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The company offers a pretty comfortable work environment and readily accepts the latest technology. I feel proud to be a process centric team that ethically caters to a huge client database.

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Due to bulk hiring, incompetence gets overlooked. Compensation is not that great and overall growth is slow. Innovative ideas and suggestions get dampened easily.

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nothing

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no correct pay prefer bootlickers above production providing individuals no proper coordination between management a lot of false promises but fulfilled nothing management is idiotic people at positions doesn't know how to talk

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The salary, including incentives, rewards, recognition, and the customer handling allowance, is quite good and actually exceeds the amount stated on paper. It was a great opportunity to earn money and gain valuable experience.

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I worked for 2 years and consistently delivered outstanding performance, but there were no internal job postings or growth opportunities provided. It feels like you're stuck in the same position indefinitely unless you actively seek favor from seniors. There’s no focus on skill development, and they terminate employees who don’t meet performance expectations, as I witnessed with one of my colleagues.

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Nothing

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1. Huge amount of cost cutting 2. No hygiene. 3. No proper guidelines about holidays. If you are working for US client forget getting US off since you work for an Indian company and its vice versa. 4. The leaves here are awful. They'll first take away your comp offs of you take leaves and then casual leaves and so on. 5. Don't come here if you are from another state everyone will alienate you especially the South Indian branch.

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The people are great and environment with colleagues is amazing. The TL's and SME's are also cool

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Too strict and too many restrictions all for no good enough reason. ("client rules") Salary is horrendous as per market standards. Growth opportunities are very vague. Swapping out national holidays for common weekoffs Barely any incentives