SleepyCupcake
SleepyCupcake
Student

TCS

Do not join TCS at the early stage of life with a low salary with expectations that it will grow after a year or two. Promotions are very slow. Also promotions do not depend on your performance, even if you perform outstanding you might end up getting a 2% hike. Not worth it right. Promotions totally depend upon your behavior with your TL and manager. Even if the person does not work but does the chamchagiri of them it works. Once the project you are working in RAMPS Down the RMG people helps to ruin your life after that. RMG in Tcs needs proper training to allocate the manpower to proper process. Any queries comment below..

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SparklyNoodle
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Pre-Covid TCS and Post-Covid TCS is very different

As an ex-employee I can vouch for that.

The quality of work is getting worse.

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SleepyCupcake
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Politics is on peak at TCS.

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Do not join TCS at the early stage of life with a low salary with expectations that it will grow after a year or two as promotions are very slow. If you are getting a role with a salary up to the mark go ahead but the promotions and hik...

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Out of 100 companies came for campus placement, I still joined TCS.

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Took an online course on Product Management worth ₹65k as a fresher non-tech background

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Joined a web3 company briefly, everyone is so delusional