TCS Yes Premier Relationship Manager salaries in Pune

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Good place to start Very methodical training programs to start your career. Plenty of opportunities to learn and grow. Very high job security. Career changes and opportunities to work in a different technology depends on your rapport with your immediate manager.

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The whole hatred starts with Package, while you are working at one of the biggest IT companies of the world, people from non engineering backgrounds tend to think you earn more than that. While you are paid as low as possible as per industry standard.

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Little job security unless and until you don't violate company security policy noone will fire you.

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Paying low salary to existing employees and hiring outside candidates in average package. And giving yearly hike of just 2-3% however in media they will show 7-10% sometimes more. Higher management doesn't bother about you. They want their work done. Most of the higher management company working on toxic behaviour. A lot of people are on bench some are since year. Average bench period 3months min. Doesn't have anything any project.

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Best place to experience person, if you not want work in pressure than this company is your type.

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Salary growth is very low as compared other bpo company for freshers and experience employees politics they think that we are the only boss

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I likes about the TCS is good work culture, low work pressure, work-life balance, lots of opportunities to learn and the most job security.

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It feels good working at TCS. The work culture is good, with low work pressure and lots to learn but the salary increament as per the seniority and role is low. If the salary is justified as per the seniority or designation, I would never left TCS.

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low salary compared to market standards, slow career progression, limited learning opportunities, a culture of internal politics, inconsistent project allocations, sometimes repetitive and mundane work, poor work-life balance depending on the project, and a lack of autonomy in decision-making.