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Hello Guys,
I joined Cognizant recently, the project interview calls which I am getting is not from my base location.
I have the location constraint, should I wait for the right opportunity or raise this concern to ADP team so they can look in to it?
As per ADP policy, one should not have any constraints and take the project as FCFS basis.
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I take off 3-4 weeks each year but no more than 1 week at a time. I’ve been at my compant for 3 years and practicing for 8.
Practicing 6 years, at this firm for 4.5, I take about 1 week off a year.
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I’ve been at my company for 1 year and have taken two weeks of vacation in 2022 with another 2 weeks planned for this year.
Rising Star
I use quite a bit. Commercial transactional with an emphasis on closing sales before the end of the quarter; I take 3-5 days off after each quarter close and separately at least two weeklong international trips annually.
And on 3 day weekends I may extend a day. Maybe 2.
Rising Star
I have my fiefdom and spent a ton of time optimizing and structuring to build that type of flexibility. So long as the deals fielded my way get handled, my boss doesn’t care. I also routinely send emails before and after hours to give the impression that I’m working around the clock (which to be fair does sometimes happen especially at quarter end). My business partners also blow a ton of smoke up my ass for going above and beyond to help them close deals so that extra praise gives me a lot of goodwill to take time.
In 2.5 years I took two separate weeks off the whole time I was there. YOE were 3-5. Just lateraled.
I took 2 straight weeks in July, a few days here and there, will take another week in November, and the week after Christmas.
2 years. 3 weeks give or take
Over 2 years current, 10YOE, I take 1-2 weeks, but end up working several hours almost every day, though less than full time.
Culture. Startups, so no backup, things need to happen or the business dies. I also have my own solo clients who need constant attention anyway.
Practicing 6 years, been at current company ~7 months. I've taken a long weekend (2 days off) and a full week off. I let my manager know up front I intend to take roughly 3 week of PTO throughout the year. And I will definitely be taking that. I think 2-4 weeks PTO depending on seniority/performance is reasonable.
I don’t always take it all but I aim for 20 days a year not including reasonable sick days and appointments here and there.
This year, I’ll end up at three one-week vacations (so far have taken one, with the remaining two upcoming) with some long weekends added on here and there. Company def touts a commitment to WLB, so my boss is supportive of taking PTO. I work with sales almost exclusively, so sometimes I end up fielding items while off, but it’s up to me to set those boundaries. I’ve been at my company since Feb and have 9 yoe.