Infosys
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Great company to start a career
Technology lead (Current Employee) – Dulles, VA – January 8, 2013
I learnt alot from Infosys. As its my first company, i grow professionally in this company.
Job security is best thing i liked in Infosys.
Job security is best thing i liked in Infosys.
Pros
flexibility
Cons
less growth, strict policy
Traditional IT Service Provider
Sales and Accounts (Former Employee) – Texas – September 11, 2018
If you are capable of delighting your customers, keeping your word, and keeping programs and projects on track, you will be a success here. However, it can be difficult to maneuver the internal protocols and high (undisclosed) expectations of management. The organization does very little to promote itself (marketing to customers) so you will likely need to create your own brand and customer references.
Overall experience with Infosys
Senior Consultant (Current Employee) – Irving, TX – September 11, 2018
Had a very good time with Infosys. Typically my day starts with stand up call and ends with meetings. The workplace is very good and all the team mates are very supportive.
Pros
Very supportive staff
Cons
Low salary
Not to continue long term
Senior SCM Consultant (Current Employee) – PA – September 10, 2018
Decent Place to work and to scale up the skills.
But do not expect anything from the company in terms of benefits that they provide or any other out of box help that any employee would expect from the company. This will not happen in infosys.
Good for the freshers but not for the laterals.
But do not expect anything from the company in terms of benefits that they provide or any other out of box help that any employee would expect from the company. This will not happen in infosys.
Good for the freshers but not for the laterals.
Pros
No Pros
Cons
Lots of them
confined work space
Customer Service/Call Center Representative (Former Employee) – Atlanta, GA – September 10, 2018
Infosys, a global leader in technology services & consulting, helps clients in more than 50 countries to create & execute digital transformation strategies.
Pros
none
Cons
mass firing
Good company culture
Technology Architect (Current Employee) – Orange County, CA – September 9, 2018
The facilities and infrastructure in the workplace are world class. The work culture is good. Great opportunity to work in different technologies and domains.
Pros
Good work culture
Cons
Long hours at offshore location
Good Place for a Graduate
Software Developer (Former Employee) – Indianapolis, IN – September 6, 2018
I worked at Infosys for a period of about 6 months on a short-term contract. The work was definitely pretty interesting but there was virtually no guidance from architecture or management the entire time I was there. I was able to secure a high hourly rate with potential for conversion to a full-time employee, however, the Infosys benefits package is really just awful. 2 Weeks PTO all the way up the chain, insurance was fairly standard, salary and bonus options were reasonable for my role but it was an atypical offer and would've halved my pay from being hourly.
It seemed like a good place to gain experience as a new grad or inexperienced programmer. They had several weeks of training for the new hires in whatever language/technology they would be working in. I can't speak to the quality of it, however.
Management was all overseas and it was nearly impossible to find the right people to answer any question you had. Additionally, there were a lot of people there who had been hired but were just benched indefinitely or assigned to a project for 3-4 weeks at a time with absolutely no activity. The entire place just seems really unorganized. Lots of 14-16 hour days as well, which is okay if you're an hourly employee, but not so great if you're salaried.
It seemed like a good place to gain experience as a new grad or inexperienced programmer. They had several weeks of training for the new hires in whatever language/technology they would be working in. I can't speak to the quality of it, however.
Management was all overseas and it was nearly impossible to find the right people to answer any question you had. Additionally, there were a lot of people there who had been hired but were just benched indefinitely or assigned to a project for 3-4 weeks at a time with absolutely no activity. The entire place just seems really unorganized. Lots of 14-16 hour days as well, which is okay if you're an hourly employee, but not so great if you're salaried.
Pros
Nice Office, Training, Free Food
Cons
Benefits are awful, management is awful
Great place to work at
ORACLE & SQL SERVER DBA (Former Employee) – Dallas, TX – September 6, 2018
Great company to work with . The people and culture is amazing. The managers are great and willing to work with the employees to make things easier and more micromanaging.
Pros
Free launches, vacation with pay etc
Cons
No career growth developement
Definitely a good place for young engineers
Big Data Engineer (Current Employee) – Sunnyvale, CA – September 5, 2018
Infosys did provide me a good foundation to advance my career but as I gained experience I felt restricted because of shortcomings of typical service provider companies. As with any large service provider it too has its share of problems. Things like talent allocation, appraisals are process oriented but may not always provide the best outcome. Hence the employee is often left high and dry.
People who have been with Infosys for a long time know how good the company has treated them.
People who have been with Infosys for a long time know how good the company has treated them.
Pros
Good environment
Cons
Poor managers
Infosys
Business Analyst (Former Employee) – New York, NY – September 4, 2018
Traveled, mostly alone, every week, across the country to meet with clients. Was challenged with a variety of projects. Had to be flexible, able to juggle more than one assignment at a time. Was able to grow in Microsoft Excel, management and team skills.
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Senior Process Associate (Current Employee) – Aguadilla, PR 00603 – August 21, 2018
Extremely numbers oriented. All Infosys is worried about is to meet the numbers "metrics". This way of working is highly stressful because is easy to forget that our customer is the reason we are there and is often neglected by the employees that can't handle work under extremely high pressure. Professionals used to work under pressure will do just fine if not used to it don't apply.
Pros
Free meals every now and then.
Cons
Micromanagement is the name of the game
Good learner activities
Technology Analyst (Current Employee) – New York, NY – August 20, 2018
Self learner
extra activities
offshore team member
coordination with onsite team regarding projects
Meetings
Work from home till get projects
Location constraint for new projects
extra activities
offshore team member
coordination with onsite team regarding projects
Meetings
Work from home till get projects
Location constraint for new projects
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2.3Personal Development
2.2Career Opportunities
2.5Family Support
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