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Dear Fishes, I am switching for the ist time in my life in 8 years.Need guidance on which will be better in terms of wlb,job security and learning wise.offered compensation is nearly same in all 1.Harman(product) 2.Hitachi Vantara 3.Banking captives:-Deutsche,UBS, HSBC Yoe:8 Techstack: java,Microservices,Devops,AWS,Azure Harman Harman Connected Services Hitachi Vantara Deutsche Bank UBS EY Deloitte PwC Tata Consultancy Wipro Capgemini Cognizant HSBC HSBC India
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You will be fine, most people analytics practices are just being built at the moment. They need you more right now, just bring your industry knowledge and learning consulting frameworks and you will be great! We are hiring for people analytics within my firm too.
mind sharing the comp? Curious how I stack up :)
I feel like @SM accenture’s around 180 up to 240 the range is likely wider
I started in industry, switched to consulting, went back to industry, and then returned to consulting. What I don't like about industry is the transactional HR work (e.g., comp planning, HRIS user acceptance testing, reconciling payroll and finance records against HRIS comp info). I also hated the internal politics. I was much happier as an HR/Compensation consultant. Clients look to you as an expert. Your opinion is highly valued. The only thing that makes me consider going back to industry is the pressure of meeting an unreasonable billable hours goal.