Infosys Reviews
Updated Feb 13, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Good work culture, Good training, Best facilities like Gym, swimming pool, sports ground, pool ans snooker tables etc, good transport facility.
Cons
daily calls, we need to maintain average working hours, very few leaves, very less compensation provided by the company, work not recognized by the manager
Pros
1. Beautiful campus
2. Nice Employees and workplace.
3. Opportunity to lead the team to good employees.
Cons
1. Very Less salary.
2. Work hours goes more than 12 hours at onsite. At offshore, more than 10 hours.
3. No balance for work and professional life.
4. Managers are non-technical and some of them are rude when it comes to policies.
Advice to Senior Management
Go easy on policies. It is to help employees, not to punish them.
Increase the salary. One of the reason, why infosys doesn't have skilled and highly technical employees.
Pros
work culture is good. all over good
Cons
variable component is high. should be reduced
Advice to Senior Management
work culture is good. all over good
Pros
> Good management oversight
> Growth opportunities
Cons
> Being larger organizations, visibilty of skills is important to get the right recognization
Advice to Senior Management
None
Pros
Process orientation
Emphasis on quality of the software product
Work-life balance well maintained
Best infrastructure setup for knowledge sharing and management
Cons
Too many levels of management
Weekly working hours linked to leaves which sometimes cannot be achieved, that calculation could have been made more liberal
Advice to Senior Management
Many Infoscions face this problem of getting trained in one technology(say java) and are put into an altogether a different domain(say customer support) that makes them unsatisfied and that becomes a never ending loop for their career. My advice is to make such positions rotational or consider employees who are very well interested and capable of working in complex development projects but are struct with some support/maintenance project , can be moved them into development positions
Pros
1. Campus
2. Clarity of communication from top-level on any organization wide issues
3. Periodic appraisals
4. Onsite opportunities
5. Challenges in support area (some of them may be unrealistic)
Cons
1. Managers/Employees working are not ambitious or driven by motivation.
2. No clarity in policies which would help employees like promotion/leave..most of them too ambigioius.
3. Policies give a feeling that you are reading constitution of a state or country and not a company.
4. Least flexible in adjusting.
5. Too much emphasis on clients out of the business area as well.
6. Too many medicore people working for the company also hurts the company a bit.
7. Useless hiring process.
Advice to Senior Management
Get the best resources to work for you and rest of commitments will be taken care of. Show killer instinct in a deal or project so that clients know you value them instead of showing-off before them.
Pros
good for freshers to join mainly due to its training at Mysore
'OK' salary package
true professional way of working of senior management
Cons
working hours even if you are on bench
few leaves and holidays
Advice to Senior Management
remove 9.15 working hrs
Pros
Great training program
Good facilities
Decent work culture
Cons
Slow (but assured) professional growth
A little too much bureaucracy
Pros
Work environment, Facilities and Campus
Cons
Up the ladder you go, you cannot grow and will be suppressed to follow the infosys poilicies
Pros
Not much work pressure.
Employees are taken good care except pay and onsite.
Cons
No competitive pay.
Campuses is out of the cities taking lot of commute time.
No proper onsite rotation policy.
No proper allocation and posting policy.
Advice to Senior Management
Have a proper project allocation and posting policy . Attrition will reduce by 90%. After training, give some priority to top scorers in choosing their IBU, project and postings.
Take preferences from employees at the least .



