Yes, you can get 0% appraisal and can be asked to work in a step-down role
Yes, you can get 0% appraisal and can be asked to work in a step-down role
You can do a 9 to 6 job here if you get into any support project.
Don't have standardization of title and salary based on year of experience or even title.
Can be on bench for only 2 months. After that, if there are no requirements based on your title, you will be offered a step-down role. If you deny, you will get the pink slip. This is policy.
No growth opportunities.
This company doesn't take the cream. They believe in mid-level resources.
High level of job insecurity, as top management suddenly comes up with any policy to reduce workforce.
Dell acquired Perot Systems. Perot was getting good business, but after the Dell acquisition, the IT software business is impacted. No more big deals.
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