Mu-Sigma Vs Cognizant Which is good for Mba?
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sir,i applied 4 musigma few days back thru a site 4 fresher jobs but dey hav placd my application in waitin list, as d date z closing in how can i confirm dat my application has been submitted,is dere ny oder way f applying 4 d post f fresher engineers??
I am working in Mu-Sigma and can share my experience. Don't know about rest of the 2 companies so won't comment.
Work has lot of technical portion. Only difference is business logic. But to derive the business logic you need to code extensively on SAS and use excel a lot. So it's not a bed of...
Work has lot of technical portion. Only difference is business logic. But to derive the business logic you need to code extensively on SAS and use excel a lot. So it's not a bed of...
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hi guys
i am a 2010 passout currently working in an IT firm since July.I wanna work for one more year and do MBA in Marketing.
currently my pay is good but work is hectic and i hate it. I got two other job offers in hand
1. Mu Sigma Bangalore Business Analyst 3.3lpa
2. Beroe Inc Chenn...
i am a 2010 passout currently working in an IT firm since July.I wanna work for one more year and do MBA in Marketing.
currently my pay is good but work is hectic and i hate it. I got two other job offers in hand
1. Mu Sigma Bangalore Business Analyst 3.3lpa
2. Beroe Inc Chenn...
Ya its a great company indeed.
The dress code is formals during the weekdays except for Friday when you can wear casual.
The dress code is formals during the weekdays except for Friday when you can wear casual.
can some one plz tell me
wats the dress code in mu sigma as even i hav been recruited by wat looks like a gr8 company
wats the dress code in mu sigma as even i hav been recruited by wat looks like a gr8 company
i got placed in mu sigma over the summer. hope this info helps.
basic aptitude test , 20 questions,25 minutes. 10 questions roughly, are basic quant stuff, easy to do. there is on DI set, a graph, gotta answer about 5 questions, again very simple. rest are split between basic logic and ver...
basic aptitude test , 20 questions,25 minutes. 10 questions roughly, are basic quant stuff, easy to do. there is on DI set, a graph, gotta answer about 5 questions, again very simple. rest are split between basic logic and ver...
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There are no technical questions.
The pattern has changed slightly this year.
There are 20 question over all and you get 25 minutes to solve them. The level is easy. This includes all the sections.
However there are questions from VA too
The pattern has changed slightly this year.
There are 20 question over all and you get 25 minutes to solve them. The level is easy. This includes all the sections.
However there are questions from VA too
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is there test on verbal ability or any type of technical questions for the test???
i'm weak in both.... thts y....
i'm weak in both.... thts y....
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Dude need your help
I am not preparing for MBA actually.Though wish to do it but later...and what abt the interview??
Hello Its a speed based aptitude test ...Time Distance , Time Work , Probablity would cover the major part( been almost one year btw) also some basic stats portion(Std Dev median etc) might be covered as well ... !!! 4 Sections each with 10 and each with individual cutoffs (last year) ..if ur a c...
Hey, i have my placements for Mu Sigma in 4 days..Wanted to know what to prepare for aptitude and interview..Please help...
@ Whiteshdw -
1. Compensation depends on your work ex and domain knowledge
2. 5-7 lacs cannot be hike, u do understand that. That can be your final package after the hike. (8-10 is a ridiculous expectation)
3. Onsite opportunities are abundant, assuming you are worth it.
4. Selection...
1. Compensation depends on your work ex and domain knowledge
2. 5-7 lacs cannot be hike, u do understand that. That can be your final package after the hike. (8-10 is a ridiculous expectation)
3. Onsite opportunities are abundant, assuming you are worth it.
4. Selection...
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Can anyone tell me about the compensation details in MU sigma they told they would give a hike of 5-7 lakhs in the second year and 8-10 lakhs in the 3rd year i would like to know if its true and can someone tell me their inhand pay for the first year in pm (strictly confidential).
Are there an...
Are there an...
I would say the working hours vary depending on the project and dead lines
Work is more of on the analysis side.Consultancy is some thing very different if you think consultancy in terms of companies like BCG , Mckinsey etc.
Growth prospects are tremendous.
Work is more of on the analysis side.Consultancy is some thing very different if you think consultancy in terms of companies like BCG , Mckinsey etc.
Growth prospects are tremendous.
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hey....wot abt the working hrs????
i heard they treat BAs as dogs....work long hrs n take less money....
n do u get to do some consulting work or only analysis????
wot abt growth prospects (in terms of job profile)?????????
i heard they treat BAs as dogs....work long hrs n take less money....
n do u get to do some consulting work or only analysis????
wot abt growth prospects (in terms of job profile)?????????
Hi
Puys I have been working in Mu-Sigma for around 3 months, I can guarantee you that this is a very good place for freshers.
I found that
* v learn lots of new things
* Very good peer group
* Good growth in terms of salary other things when compared to cts,infy etc
* High qu...
Puys I have been working in Mu-Sigma for around 3 months, I can guarantee you that this is a very good place for freshers.
I found that
* v learn lots of new things
* Very good peer group
* Good growth in terms of salary other things when compared to cts,infy etc
* High qu...
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thank u very-very much....
Hi puys
I am working with Mu Sigma from 2months and I feel its a gr8 organization to work for.
The attrition rate is high i totally believe that but for now they have introduced a pay hike after one year at musigma and the pay hike is around 70% that u would surely not get in CTS TCS wipro ...
I am working with Mu Sigma from 2months and I feel its a gr8 organization to work for.
The attrition rate is high i totally believe that but for now they have introduced a pay hike after one year at musigma and the pay hike is around 70% that u would surely not get in CTS TCS wipro ...
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can i know??
what;s the package given at both the organisation & how is the working invironment @mu sigma ??
what;s the package given at both the organisation & how is the working invironment @mu sigma ??
Hi Deepak and other contributors,
I have 6.5 years of work experience spread across 4 companies. My last stint of 4 years was with a world class MNC. I am an engineer and have an MBA degree from a school in the top 10 list. Apart from my regular job, I taught CAT students at IMS and TIME and w...
I have 6.5 years of work experience spread across 4 companies. My last stint of 4 years was with a world class MNC. I am an engineer and have an MBA degree from a school in the top 10 list. Apart from my regular job, I taught CAT students at IMS and TIME and w...
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what say puys??which 1 is better..for a pre-mba case..??please do opine..
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is the musigma work environment that bad? ...
also what are the prospects if you stick around for more than a year?
also what are the prospects if you stick around for more than a year?
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Hi,
I'm an MBA with close to 6 yrs of experience in Strategy Consulting domain. I had a brief stint at Mu- Sigma and here's my take:
Pro's:
- If you are interested in numbers and would like to get a little bit of business understanding (mind it little bit is the operating word). Other fresh graduates may not agree, but that is the fact- then this is a good place to start
- If you are passionate about numbers and analytics, this is the place to be
- High intellectual capital across the organization gives you a nice academic environment
- High learning curve should keep your mind sharp
- Quick promotions if you are good
- Onsite opportunities
Con's:
Unfortunately this is the fact- this list is huge. Hence the decision is completely driven by passion and what you want to achieve.
- Very bad organization in terms of treating people. In fact no regard for people. Stories like the CEO telling people quitting within 3 months that "I didn't expect you to stay for more than 6 months, so work for as long as you want and go out"
- Extremely high attrition- somewhere in the range of 35-40%. The average tenure of employees is around 5-7 months! Reasons- long work hours, you are micro-managed, treated like shit! Top it off with bad pay!
- Rudimentary managerial skills, which makes life for employees even more difficult
- Everyone in the organization is looking for a short stint and I did not come across even a single one who said they want to make a career out of Analytics/Mu-Sigma
- Across the industry Mu-Sigma is known for unethical work ethic
- They claim to be doing very high-end work, but most of the time almost 70-80% of the time you end up doing reporting work. Say analyzing a survey, preparing a dashboard for sales people, cross tabulating some results to see performance. Coming from consulting, all these information are "Nice to Have" and nothing of very high impact.
- Modeling does happen, but that too in pockets
I can go on and on, but from what I gathered having spoken to post MBA this is definitely not a place to come. Pre-MBA this is little different to your regular run of the mill IT jobs. But let me tell you very clearly. Here too you handle data, but you end up doing coding most of the time- Using SAS or VB. Just that you know what you are getting to compared to a large IT project as the team size is small.
Coming to your other question on MBA and ANalytics advantage. I believe it is your capability to project something and not the domain itself that gives you an advantage. Yes, more IT engineers are not preferred, but just coming from Analytics background is no guarantee to success. I have seen quite a few leave this company to join good MBA programs. Also have seen more people leave this company with dis-satisfaction and remorse.
Good luck with your decision,
Best,
Madhu
I'm an MBA with close to 6 yrs of experience in Strategy Consulting domain. I had a brief stint at Mu- Sigma and here's my take:
Pro's:
- If you are interested in numbers and would like to get a little bit of business understanding (mind it little bit is the operating word). Other fresh graduates may not agree, but that is the fact- then this is a good place to start
- If you are passionate about numbers and analytics, this is the place to be
- High intellectual capital across the organization gives you a nice academic environment
- High learning curve should keep your mind sharp
- Quick promotions if you are good
- Onsite opportunities
Con's:
Unfortunately this is the fact- this list is huge. Hence the decision is completely driven by passion and what you want to achieve.
- Very bad organization in terms of treating people. In fact no regard for people. Stories like the CEO telling people quitting within 3 months that "I didn't expect you to stay for more than 6 months, so work for as long as you want and go out"
- Extremely high attrition- somewhere in the range of 35-40%. The average tenure of employees is around 5-7 months! Reasons- long work hours, you are micro-managed, treated like shit! Top it off with bad pay!
- Rudimentary managerial skills, which makes life for employees even more difficult
- Everyone in the organization is looking for a short stint and I did not come across even a single one who said they want to make a career out of Analytics/Mu-Sigma
- Across the industry Mu-Sigma is known for unethical work ethic
- They claim to be doing very high-end work, but most of the time almost 70-80% of the time you end up doing reporting work. Say analyzing a survey, preparing a dashboard for sales people, cross tabulating some results to see performance. Coming from consulting, all these information are "Nice to Have" and nothing of very high impact.
- Modeling does happen, but that too in pockets
I can go on and on, but from what I gathered having spoken to post MBA this is definitely not a place to come. Pre-MBA this is little different to your regular run of the mill IT jobs. But let me tell you very clearly. Here too you handle data, but you end up doing coding most of the time- Using SAS or VB. Just that you know what you are getting to compared to a large IT project as the team size is small.
Coming to your other question on MBA and ANalytics advantage. I believe it is your capability to project something and not the domain itself that gives you an advantage. Yes, more IT engineers are not preferred, but just coming from Analytics background is no guarantee to success. I have seen quite a few leave this company to join good MBA programs. Also have seen more people leave this company with dis-satisfaction and remorse.
Good luck with your decision,
Best,
Madhu
I work in a firm that completes with Mu-Sigma for business as an analyst. So my take on the same is as follows
- Every B school is looking for diversity in their batch profiles. This is based on people with different experiences bringing different view points to the classroom. With a analytica...
- Every B school is looking for diversity in their batch profiles. This is based on people with different experiences bringing different view points to the classroom. With a analytica...
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it depends on which proj u r into in any mnc... u may get into a proj in cts which requires 13-14 hrs work a day... so don't go by working hours... go fr mu sigma..... cts profile is s/w and it is same fr all IT mnc guys and not at all an distinctive advantage if u go fr mba..
Mu Sigma...you will find time out!!
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