Working at Infosys in San Francisco, CA: 10 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in San Francisco, CA Area

"I have worked for Infosys Limited for six years. It has given me the opportunity to work for many different clients in different environments. It has given me the opportunity to work on both agile and waterfall projects. I have been able to forge friendships and relationships that I believe will last a life time. They are worldwide so if someone wants the opportunity to work in different states or countries, Infosys may be a good fit for them. They provide excellent benefits, 401K, and vacation time."

"Good company with minimum benefits and low career growth"

"I've worked for Infosys for over 5 years and had no opportunities for career advancement nor promotions nor salary increases. Employees are mainly male and Indian dominated although they are trying to diversify by hiring younger undergrad and MBA students in the USA. Benefits are at the bare minimum and do not have a 401k match."

"I like the work culture in the Infosys and the transparency in many of the cases, in terms of opportunities it is moderate."

"I have been working for Infosys since Sep 2006 and appreciate the values and ethics on which the company has been build. I admire NRN for what he has achieved as an individual and also for the culture he has set within the company."

"I have worked for Infosys since 2007. It was a very good company when I joined but it is losing its appeal. Overall, good company but needs lot of improvement in terms of employee beneficial policy, leave policy, etc."

"I've worked for seven years. Its a top most company with strong values and have been awarded in the fortune 500 companies."

"Good environment, an opportunity to meet and collaborate with talented individuals."

What do you like about working at Infosys?

"very good and easy internal processes, one point for all your queries and issues resolution"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"make sure you get proper compensation as per location and position"

What don't you like about working at Infosys?

"ineffective way to judge emplayee's capabilities and skills, biased emplyee related policies"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"concentrate on employee care, more rigorous attempts to retain employees"