Nagarro reviews

3.9

82% would recommend to a friend

(6,973 total reviews)
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Manas Fuloria

89% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

Nagarro has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 6,973 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Nagarro employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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3.0
Jan 9, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Great people to work with. If you are lucky you can get to work on some of best projects across industry

Cons

Pathetic project allocation system called TAP or whatever new term they might have devised. Leadership of this team lives in a dilution that they are doing a fantastic job. Example of there efficiency- they kept looking for people outside the org with the exact skillset that was available inside and the employees were asked to join completely mismatched projects stating the reason that nothing in matching skill set/domain is available.

1.0
Aug 29, 2020

So lethargic culture, people are not ready to move

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

1. Good salary 2. Relax atmosphere (only if you manage to get good project and management)

Cons

1. HR - They are pathetic, please don’t expect anything brainy from them. It is really difficult to make them understand anything logical. All they want is mail and mail. They are busy in self boasting and useless activities. 2. Managers and Directors - They treat as if we are working as a slave under them. Random tasks, no stand. Manager should take pressure from client and defend his team in front of the client and ask the members to work calmly. However they pass on the pressure as it is and themselves they sit down. And I have caught them watching online series during office times. How can they expect their team to be disciplined when they themselves are not. They and the directors will not do anything to bring more and more business. If there are no issues coming in a maintenance project, they will blame you for not doing anything other than contemplating on their inabilities to bring more business. They keep changing your allocation percentage every day. You are 37 % in one project 42 % in second project and like that. If there are two members in a maintenance project, they will release the costly resource when the project stabilises. And if the junior resource is not able to cater the future issues, they ask that resource to ask the senior resource to do some help even though he is not allocated anywhere !! And they do this everyday. 3. Project- The management wants you to crack every test they have put up in their learning and evaluation portal. However while allocating to the projects, they want you to work in the technologies that have been deprecated long ago. They want you to be fully armed but they will deploy you in a project where either there are no issues or very lame issues. 4. Peers - Some of them are really talented and there is no doubt in their capabilities. However the majority of them have are not willing to move themselves. There are many people who have done nothing from the last 3-4 years and are just coming to the office, completing 5.01 hours and then leaving.

3.0
Aug 5, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

1. Good CEO 2. Salary structure 3. Term Insurance 4.Learning opportunities 5. Following New Processes to improving

Cons

1. Bad Project allocation process 2. Bad Group Medical Insurance 3. Rude HR(never listen to you. Do as they say) 4. Start increments with salary cut (hahaha) 5. Add on traveling hours in hour WFH hours

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Nagarro Response
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Dear colleague, thanks for your feedback. I am glad you enjoy the learning opportunities, the salary, the term insurance and the fact we keep trying out new processes to improve. I am particularly glad you approve of me personally, of course! :-) Building a central allocation engine has been a massive effort in order for us to be a truly global company, rather than a string of local companies. We needed this to be able to collaborate seamlessly and with agility across the globe even for small projects. For this, we have needed to categorize people by skillsets, change the way projects request people, change the way people are offered projects, etc. This is an example of us trying new processes to improve. I take your feedback but let me just say we are working on this all the time and nearly 4-5 new ways of connecting people to projects are in the pipeline, one was rolled out recently, and you can figure out from a recent Yammer post about the outline of yet another. So it's work in progress, and it's accelerating. I'm really surprised someone asks you to add on traveling hours in WFH hours. That is certainly not company policy. The HR you complain about would kill the manager who asks for this :-) Behind the scenes, HR is very protective of Nagarrians' welfare. I wish you could see what goes on in our meetings. The cuts due to Covid are being rolled back one by one. Our job was to see the company safely through this period. When you drive on a mountain road on a foggy night, you try to stay as far away from the edge as possible. That's what we were doing. Thank you for hanging by us. 2020 has been a tough year for everyone. We, in this industry, are the very lucky ones.
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