Nagarro Technology Associate reviews

3.6

72% would recommend to a friend

(42 total reviews)
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Manas Fuloria

73% approve of CEO

62% positive business outlook

Associate, Technology employees have rated Nagarro with 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 42 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Associate, Technology professionals have a good working experience there. Nagarro is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Associate, Technology professionals compared to other employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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42 reviews
5.0
Jun 10, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great Place to work I have been from various startups, and no to mention got in Nagarro after 2 interviews. Initially I was a bit afraid about the company, many reviews were in against the company, but that didn't change my mind to join it. And yes I was given a few tasks that I have never been through in my past carrier, but yes that is being a developer, or else I would have been on a desk job clearing files on a daily basis(Desi Babu in Sarkari Company). Good HR policy, Great Hospitality. And not to forget a great work life balance as being a developer in other companies I had worked more than 13 hours a day.

Cons

Not actually Lots and Lots of food that makes you fat :P

4.0
May 15, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Work life balance is good. environment is good to work.

Cons

As of now not found any cons.

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Nagarro Response
11y
Thank you for taking the time to write this review. I am happy to see that you are having a good time so far at Nagarro. I wish you had described more what you liked or what you didn't (since detailed feedback always helps us), but just the fact that you are liking it so far is also great. Feel free to reach out to HR or some of the senior folks in the company whenever you have any feedback - we will be happy to hear it. Thanks again.
4.0
Feb 24, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

1. Good learning experience. You work hands on on lots of things. Technically I worked hands on on lots of stuff(front end, back end, build, deployment). Also had opportunity to do projects at client location and even coordinated with clients external vendors. Such ownership is not given in large corporations. 2 Different projects means you get technical as well as some domain knowledge. 3. Appraisals and promotions are great for someone who is at entry level(0-5 years). The promotions and increments given here are not seen in a service company. 4. The HR people organize lots of fun events as well as Corporate Social responsibility events. I was happy to be part of those. 5. Nice place to start career as a developer.

Cons

1. Factors like work-life balance depend on the state and management of the project. A last minute requirement change doesn't change the deadline. 2. Medical insurance coverage is not good. A better insurance company can be looked for. Also leave encashment should not be a part of CTC. 3. Compulsory tests and courses: Every quarter, an employee in his technology group must complete a course in his domain for skill update. Its a nice initiative for learning but the execution is super bad. 4. Although I never had problems in any of my projects, but when I interacted with people from other projects, I felt that at times people at managerial positions commit give unrealistic deadlines.

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Nagarro Response
11y
Thank you for taking the time to leave such a wonderful review; wonderful not because of a decent rating, but because of how specific the feedback is. This helps us improve Nagarro tremendously. I, of course, agree with all of the pros that you have written down. We do expect to be one of the best places to work - provide great career opportunities, a fun working environment, and be a socially responsible company. And I also agree with all of the cons you have written down. We do need to get better at managing projects - at the same time, being able to go that extra mile for making the customer successful is one of the thing that sets us apart from other global services providers. But remember, variability in work load is almost a core attribute of the industry we all are in. I do believe that we are looking at revising the medical insurance bit this coming financial year. Leave encashment is no longer part of CTC - this change was announced earlier this year. The University system is always being upgraded. It works decently well, even in its current state (believe it or not, people don't pass the end-of-course test as often as you would imagine). At the same time, we are now working on orienting it more around role-based training which should result in a more varied set of courses each year. We are experimenting this year with different modes of training (including external trainers). The only thing that I may not directly agree with (as a personal opinion), is giving dedicated time off for university programs. The skills that we learn as part of training are for our own good as well as the organization's. We get the skills that we need to advance, and the organization gets to have internal folks skilled to support it. The organization puts in time, effort, and money to run these programs, and the people put in time and effort to go through them. The university training program only asks for people to put in on average 2 hours extra per week. Having said this, as an organization, we do continually request delivery managers to support people under training by planning for training time in people's time plans. Thank you again for your feedback. It is sad that you are no longer working with us. I would love to know why you left. Perhaps, one day, you will come back and join us.
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