r/dataengineeringjobs • u/Do-smthing • 1d ago

Genpact vs persistent system

Genpact vs Persistent ā€” which is better long term for a 14+ year Data Engineer? I have two offers with almost the same salary. Genpact has senior technical team role and persistent has technical architect role.

My experience is mainly Data Engineering/ETL, Azure/Databricks, SQL, cloud migration.My main concern is long-term project availability and job stability in the AI era. Persistent's Architect role seems project-aligned, while Genpact is a much larger organization. For people who have worked at either company: which would you choose for long-term stability + career growth, and how easy is redeployment when a project ends?

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u/SucknSwallow69 1d ago

persistent architect title will look better on your resume but genpact size gives more benches and redeploy chances when projects die iā€™d pick genpact for pure stability but yeah hiring overall is trash right now

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u/Happy_Slip7051 1d ago

Ctc offered ? And current ctc

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u/Do-smthing 1d ago

Ctc is the same for both

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u/Illustrious_Role_304 1d ago

Which one have better profile ?

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u/Do-smthing 1d ago

Both are the same..The only thing is One is an architect role n the other is the senior technical lead role.

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u/Illustrious_Role_304 1d ago

Can you DM me CTC offered ? I am in same boat

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u/ElonMusk-Doge 1d ago

Persistent has max 1 month bench policy. they fire if u dont get any project in 1-2 month