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TCS Cuts Senior Employees' Variable Pay by 69% for 3rd Quarter in a Row

TCS reduces variable pay for senior staff by 69% for the third consecutive quarter. What does this mean for employees and the company's future?🤔

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a deputy manager

2mo

Thank god i declined TCS offer last year,

busyginger

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[a deputy manager](username) DYK..TCS and Infosys are the benchmarks of toxic work culture in India. They are like Apple... Every negative thing that exist in its industry, started one way or another from these companies.... Be it huge variable salary, snubbing talent, inconsistent promotions or clueless middle management. These companies are only good for getting 1-2 years of experience certificate. It's environment moulds you to kill your dreams and makes you enjoy ur comfort zone.

faithfuldhokla

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Scoopwhoop Media

[busyginger](username) Middle management is clueless in my company too 😆 why are they even exist I still don't know.

yedabhai

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Hyperpure

[a deputy manager](username) The real builder of Tata is gone.

sinceresalamander

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Infosys

[busyginger](username) that's very true

enterprisetelecom

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TCS

TCS is good for nothing now.. Soon Layoffs gonna start..so no job security as well anymore here..They don't really care about the employee career path or aim.. Just have some documentation work which can be replaced by AI soon.. This is just a sign..Most of them cannot find a job outside coz of lack of talent and Industry standard just by being there and enjoy years..For those who are less than 2 years sstill have time to rethink..Look for other opportunities guys

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@enterprisetelecom 😲😲😲Thanks for the insights.

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busyginger

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10 yrs ago I made a choice, to ditch this shitty organization. Never have I ever regretted it, even if I would be selling chai-pakoda on streets I would've lot more money and respect than my ex TCS colleagues