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Tata Consultancy Services

Part of Tata Group

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good company for freshers and seniors. Not a company for people in mid carrier. - ASE Tata Consultancy Services Employee Review

3.0
Jun 24, 2008
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

to learn IT processes and technologies first. To come to client locations outside India for a good experience. TCS gives good training which invloves a holistic view of whole software life cycle. chances of getting assignments abroad is better than any other company. as there are lot of projects with different technology, one can switch from one technology to other with the advance of his career. There are lot of branches in India. So location wise you will not have any constraints. you can take time off depending upon family issues and urgency.For this you will get plenty of support from your managers and HR.

Cons

Package is not good compared to other companies. Promotion takes a long time and there is a lot of partiality done in terms of performance appraisals. Lately promotion policy is not clear. Due to the number of employess, HR to employee ratio has decreased. Performance appraisals are done keeping in mind the project billing. So if you are good but in a small project with limited growth capability, you are bound to get a low rating. Doing account level actvities help in getting a higher rating but you will rarely find time when working in client location. TCS doesn't pay extra hours. So even if you are working your rears of, keep in mind you are going to get the low wage.

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5.0
Apr 14, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

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Cons

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3.0
Jun 19, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Large client base. Talented people, have "cracked the code" on offshoring development and support.

Cons

For anyone used to working in US-based firms, the culture and politics will be difficult to understand and navigate. Internal policies and systems focus on the offshore delivery center model. Roles in the US do not fit into that mold, and obtaining approvals for simple expenses can require weeks and insanely high approval chains given the size of TCS. I needed approval from a global division head (a CEO direct-report) just to pay for a short training course. Missions of different departments are not clearly defined, so overlap and conflict are common.

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