Tiger Analytics Analytics Consultant salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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Good culture, not exposed to any company politics so far, fast growing company, supportive environment. Good place to stay at for a long time while also getting a lot of exposure.

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...ggest priority as of now. Lagging a bit in engineering and deployment vs others. Pay is a bit low (IITians get higher pay for similar work ex). The biggest problem - Chennai weather.

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...ers collaboration and learning from people at different levels of their careers. Their pay structure is excellent and the leadership is extremely considerate of employees' welfare.

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Tiger needs more opportunities for in-house learnings and certifications. They do however reimburse limited certification programs from external vendors.

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The compensation was great.

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Most of the things apart from compensation were pathetic. 1.) Learning curve was flat, I didn't learn thing here. The onboarding process for the project was pretty much non existent. The project I was a part of was a maintenance project so nothing to learn. 2.) The team I was a part off had some serious internal politics something I have not experienced till date, stealing credits, sidelining you from project discussion are some of the things I have observed. 3.) Micromanagement and too many unnecessary meetings was another core theme. 4.) Work life balance is non existent, and having more than 2 managers often caused more harm than any good.

Likes

Good place to work and learn. A standard industrial learning program and work culture. Good projects for DS, data engineering and analytics compared to the Indian company working in this spectrum.

Dislikes

It's physical office space and culture are still in a growing and learning phase. It was good upto last year but they're going through salary restructuring due to bad markets. Very low physical interaction with colleagues or group outings or fun events as compared to a lot of young startups at its level but since people are professional I wouldn't say it's a super bad thing, it's just expected from a growing young startup.