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Hike delay in TCS

TCS Defers Salary Hikes Due to Global Uncertainty

• Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is delaying employee salary increases due to global economic uncertainty and US tariff concerns, postponing the hikes to a later date in the fiscal year.

• While salary hikes are on hold, TCS will maintain quarterly variable payouts and plans to hire approximately 42,000 engineers in 2025-26.

• The company also announced two key leadership appointments: Aarthi Subramanian as COO and Mangesh Sathe as chief strategy officer, reflecting a strategic effort to adapt to technological shifts.

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WobblyWalrus
WobblyWalrus
TCS3mo

Why are they hiring 42000 freshers, when they can incentivise employees by making them experts in new technologies? Why the greed for quantity over quality? Their attrition rate is among the highest, why the administration and management does not find merit in employee retention?

QuirkyMarshmallow
QuirkyMarshmallow
TCS3mo

In attrition they get rid of higher CTC experienced people and then they hire freshers giving them peanuts and make them do the same work that experienced people were doing. That's business!

QuirkyMarshmallow
QuirkyMarshmallow
TCS3mo

In this process the quality gets screwed... But company saves money. That's what matters to them.. numbers only!

SquishyJellybean
SquishyJellybean
TCS3mo

Whatever given is peanut.. this also now

FloatingPanda
FloatingPanda
TCS3mo

Yea delay in hike, like COVID times 🙄

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