NTT Data Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I am working in NTTData from Dec 1999 and Lot of changes happened in the company and also in my career."

"I've only worked for NTT for a short while (less than 5 years). The company is poised to do great. The individual you work for, may not be the person you fit/mesh with. Nor the company you end up working to assist."

"I worked for NTT since 2006 and I loved my job . But I did feel they could do better when it comes to recognizing employees."

"They are all about Offshoring and making money. They should invest in US talent instead of investing in people in India. I am from India and I am still against offshoring. I have been dealing with our offshore team for about 6 months now and am highly disappointed with the quality of work. The company doesn't care though because people like me are here to pick up offshore's slack."

"An excellent company to work for."

"I worked for NTT Data for about one year and after finishing the Obama Care and Walgreens infrastructure, the next position required me to relocate to Texas or New York which could not work for me at that time."

"The recruiters are second to none. They are on the ball, and do the due diligence to find you the work. Once you are on the job site, you have decent representation. When your job is cut due to budget cuts, NTT Data's GRM team leaves a lot to be desired."

"Worked for NTT Data Americas for almost 5 years on State Farm Insurance account in Bloomington, IL. (previously Keane, Inc.) Never talked to or saw other NTT Data personnel except at quarterly town hall meeting.There is online training (Skillsoft), but no instructor-led training was offered unless client demanded.No opportunities for career growth or improvement.Company needs to invest in its people, and management needs to treat employees as more than just a billable resource."

"An excellent company to work for. Very people oriented and meaningful work."

"NTT Data acquired YUM IT and those who affected the transition basically do the same job. I see the rest of the YUM IT being acquired by NTT Data to provide IT services."