Can anybody elaborate how is the work culture of Broadridge. Please try to mention some key policies. Most + or - point in your opinion. @Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.
3
Hi all, I have around 5 years of exp in DevOps Engineer and recently received the following offers • Goldman Sachs- Associate – 27 LPA – Bangalore • Autodesk – 20 LPA – Bglr • Ericsson – 20 LPA – Bglr • UST – 20 LPA – Trivandrum (hometown) Before making my final decision I would love to hear from current or former employees about:Long-term career growth, Learning opportunities and Work-life balance. Especially interested in feedback about Goldman Sachs. Thanks in advance for your insights
Guys , someone please guide me how should I prepare for Barclays full stack role with 9 yrs. It's a matter of marriage. Girl I liked much but she wants a guy with job in banking product based company only.I am serving np but offers from service industry only. Nowadays service has no value.please guys guide me if any preparation way or samples anyone can provide. It's life's decison for me.
I made a career decision out of fear, and I regret it every single day. I recently turned down an offer that paid ₹4.5 lakh more because I kept thinking, “What if something goes wrong? What if I don’t get a project after joining?” Believing it was the safer option, I chose the lower-paying offer. Now I’m regretting that decision. Has anyone else declined a better offer because of uncertainty? If yes, how did you deal with the regret? I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience.
I enjoy the business overall. However, there is undoubtedly some bias. The major challenge is finding a work-life balance. I disagree with the idea of being required to respond to emails at odd hours, on weekends, or while on vacation.
Thanka a lot for reply. I could not find any bowl or Broadridge employee here. So thats some relief. Do they give 100% variable pay or more than that or less than that?
They will give 100% variable pay. It used less or high based on mid term review earlier but now it's paid quarterly so you will get 90 to 100% for sure.