Societe Generale Global Solution Centre Associate Vice President Information Technology salaries in India

Likes

Very chill environment but depends on the team Pay is decent Excellent work-life balance

Dislikes

Too much politics in some teams Slow growth(All tools are internal, so growth in technical terms is good only till you are in Soc Gen, otherwise it's average growth overall

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No Layoffs, Company wise very good company, From package and benefits wise they can still work on, compared to other banks in the market Soc Gen package for experience professional is not that much great, I wont say its poor but not great. Freshers are getting good Salary.

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Package and Promotion is bit slow, other than that everything is good in the company. Work is always there no pressure from Manager. Its more of taking individual responsibility

Likes

... Good 2. Teams are healthy, non-toxic 3. Inclusive, Diverse 4. Good TechStack 5. Good initial compensation

Dislikes

1. Bad hikes 2. Very little to no promotions 3. No recognition on work done

Likes

The work culture and work life balance is nice

Dislikes

No skill development at all. Managers don't let you enroll for trainings. Pay disparity is at the extremes. You'll be getting 5 lpa and another person from a tier 1-2 college, sitting on the next bench, doing the same work as you, in your same team, with the same experience will be getting 3-4 times that amount. There's just so much wrong with how things are tackled here and it's downright appalling.

Likes

Stable Company with a good old history.

Dislikes

This is one of the rare companies where salary is given on the basis of the tier of college from which you have graduated and not on the work done. Let me elaborate. I and my colleague joined at same time with same role , but he graduated from a higher tier college. We were allotted on the same project, same technologies , same hard work .But he gets paid more than double of what i get paid. Ask why? Because he comes out to be a graduate from higher tier college. Isn't this unfair and unjust. I left this company a year ago and till date this is one of my best decisions ever. My advice to the management would be that recruit candidates based on their skills. And once the candidates onboard, compensate them based on their level of work done , not on some weird criteria of paying on the basis of college level.. My advice to the freshers joining this company(lower tier college) , please avoid this company and apply for some other good company where they value your work rather than your college status. You will be more happier and satisfied. And you will have good scope and success as your hard work and dedication will be appreciated.