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Hello, Need your thoughts, which organization should be considered. I am holding offer from.
Accenture India - Offered X + 2.4 varible.......
Wipro Technologies - X +3.2 + 1.2 variable......... Amdocs - X + 4.4 + 10% variable........................... Deloitte India - X + 2.8 + 10% variable.,................. Accion Labs Inc - X + 6.2 + 10 % variable...
Not gone for counter with Accenture India
Please suggest on the basis of WLB, and policies
Thanks!!!
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Large overhead of resources wanting to go to US. Scarce, if not impossible for US opportunities. More of an outsourcing culture rather than consulting. Though much better than other Indian based outsourcing firms. Career trajectory pretty standard, not the best I’ve seen!
I find many people treat our India counterparts like garbage because that’s the quality of work we (more often than not) get back. The rockstars can get into GCP (as mentioned above) but it is extremely competitive and offers lower pay than US hires once they get to the states. It is a shame because some of the people there really are great, but I have found most lacking the critical thinking skills (or maybe it is drive?) to get simple things done. The moment they hit a roadblock, they give up for the entire day and make no effort to solve the problem...
No, no
Leave to work in US? LOL
Um it's literally the slums of Accenture. If you are brand new you won't see an opportunity until 4-5 years in. They have a global careers program for then you can come but it's still selective.
Any input (either from working for or with that team) would be helpful. Thanks fish fam! :)