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I got Senior Analyst role at Roche,Chennai and Analyst role at Novartis. Roche is offering 1 Lakh more than Novartis.
Which one do I choose?
One advantage with Novartis is it is in my hometown. I'm thinking of joining Roche for now and then apply Novartis may be 2-3 years later for Asst. Manager role.
Also how is it like working in Roche? ( Growth, WLB)
Thanks in advance!
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I interned for this company in grad school. Three of the five consultants I interacted with were staff aug at Seattle-area companies. They were also the only Point B-we on site, which struct me as a lonely way to spend a year.
The don’t pay PTO - you’re either making the firm money or not (rates are adjusted accordingly).
At the time, nobody was auditing expenses, which I thought was cool and felt like a small firm.
I was offer no-accept. A buddy went and ultimately left for Deloitte after failing to get the quick upward mobility that consulting typically offers
OP, how's the pay? To answer your question, after all of the interviews the culture seems laid back. As G1 mentioned above, the interviewer told me I'll most likely be the only person from Point B at the client site so yes, it could get lonely. Ultimately, they low balled me and I didn't accept the offer.
Working with some folks from Point B now in Cali, they are cool and say the gig is decent
People are nice but at the end of the day it's a lifestyle firm. Ambitious people usually leave