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Just don't.
Pure staff aug/body shop firm.
TCS is a dumpster fire.
They undercut us on price even though their quality is lacking compared to Accenture and us
Call it what you will, they pay 40% + over what Accenture is comping their CF resources & are competing with Accenture on SFDC bids....the culture, structure, access to resources, etc is not comparable....but I don’t think that’s their goal.
They are coming for Accenture digital and Deloitte digital implementation wise
I would agree. Just don’t. They’re just outsourcing body shops, and their “clients” consider them as such
I was at lunch with a CIO of a client and their TCS account manager, where that CIO had inherited a TCS outsource where they were, shall we say, barely keeping the lights on. The TCS guy asked to be included in future RFPs for strategy consulting and the CIO laughed in his face. Hope that helps show their market position.
I suspect TCS is overpaying to get some good talent in the door for target growth areas but won’t be able to retain them. I have seen Infosys do basically the same.
Don’t think they can deliver but the compensation will make ppl reconsider (depending on their career goals, etc)
Full of office politics, boot lickers & lazy goose...
You can not compare as TCS and accenture/ IBM/ big-4 do not compete in same skills. Also TCS/ WIPRO/ Infosys have tonnes of low skilled resources sitting offshore, effectively execute work at the rate of 1:5 onsite vs. offshore as their business model
A step down. Well actually a step down into the abyss I would assume.