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TCS is the worst company one can be in.
Cheap mindset management cares more about timesheet,wfo,forceful mandatory trainings,imposing strict restrictions on laptop,access to personal docs only via vpn,no employee well being no salary hikes nth at all.90% projects filled with freshers coz they cost less.No WLB for good dedicated hard working employees as they are punished with more and more work, leaves rewards mostly for people who don’t work.But no issues kyunki job security hai 😂
Anyone from Boston Consulting Group Boston Consulting Group (BCG) working in non-consulting - Technology/Engineering/Global Services?
How's the work life balance? Glassdoor reviews are full of "long working hours" and hence wanted to know if it's the same with non-consulting folks as well? How far is it true across the organisation?
Please help me shed some light to decide.
Thanks.
Could you please help me by sharing your review (if u have worked or working) for the below companies. Salary is almost same (Senior Test Automation Position) but I am not aware of company culture or wlb. Any help would be much appreciated. 1-> Genpact 2-> Standard chartered gbs 3->Siemens 4->GlobalLogic Thanks in Advance #genpact #standardcharterd #siemens #globalligic
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Any body else struggling for a promotion ?
Tata Consultancy Tech Mahindra Currently i am working with Tata consultancy and serving last month of notice period, about to join Tech Mahindra next month as a Project Manager (P1)
I don't know why i am getting 2nd thought and doubt to leave TCS and join TechM.
Can anyone please help and clarify my doubts. Is it a good decision to leave TCS and Join TechM at this moment.
Job security is main concern 😟
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If you enjoy your job and want to keep working, go for it. It really matters what you want, not what others think. At my current job, I would retire as soon as I can. If I get my dream job, I'd stay forever.
I don't, but good for you if doing so makes you happy!
Everyone's journey is unique, and it's great that you're following your own path. I personally aspire to work until around 65 or maybe even a bit less, taking things one step at a time. It's all about finding that balance and doing what feels right for us individually.
I’m 60. I’m trying to make it to 65. No longer!
I work with several people who are 60+ and I never would have known. People are young into their 80s so I think our definition of retirement is changing as is usual retirement age. I’m in my 50s and I feel like I’m just now hitting my stride. I have so much knowledge and experience and wisdom gained from doing this for so long so it’s an asset to any team. And these days I don’t have to work quite so hard, because I know what to expect, and have refined all the processes and workflow, so I think it would be sustainable to work until I was older, though not desirable. Some people feel fulfilled from work, and other people feel fulfilled by doing other things. It just depends on what makes you feel alive. Some people don’t know what to do with themselves if they are not working. And it also depends on whether you have a strong social network outside of work. If you don’t, it could feel like you would waste away without having that connection at work.
i’m 64.5 next
month and going strong
Right now (42) I’m burned out. It’s not my job, more juggling the home life and kids. I’m hoping once my kids are in college (9 years), I’ll have breathing space to relax after work hours. It’s the - going right out of work and into being a mom, that’s exhausting. If I had downtime from my job, I could manage it
My plan is 55 (I’m five years away) and out of the corporate world. I’d like to teach or take a municipal role for another 10 or so years. Kids are out of school this year, house is paid for. I want to travel more and stress less.
I want to make it to 67
I don’t want to collect SS until 67 but I think I’ll retire at 65 as soon as I can get Medicare
Pro
I go back and forth on this
i think 65 is good enough
It's YOUR journey, YOUR pace, and YOUR retirement plan. If staying in the finance game fuels your fire, then go for it! Rock the gray hair (or lack thereof), embrace the wisdom of experience, and remind those retirement whisperers that there's life beyond 65.