NESS TECHNOLOGIES: Growth Pangs

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Bangalore-based Ness Technologies enters the BES rankings for the first time with an HR parameter rank of #7 and an employee parameter rank at #19. It comes in with a mixed performance-below rank 15 in four of the eight parameters and above 15 in the rest.

However, this was also a year during which Ness acquired Apar Technologies and therefore saw a 284% increase in employee size. The dynamics of inorganic growth of this scale always brings about widespread reservation amongst employees about the company's HR policies (a parameter where it ranks very low). Larger problems are that even at this size few employees believe their opinions matter, have issues with the transparency of the company's policies and procedures and few are sure about its standards of corporate governance.

Consequently, only 11% of its employees chose it as their Preferred Employer (rank #19). Despite one of the highest salary hikes and number of training days, employee satisfaction on both these parameters also remained comparatively low.


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Reasons for Joining

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Score Industry Rank
Growth opportunities 39.3 2
Technology one is working on 14.3 4
Job content 10.7 10
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Industry Rank


Well paid
85
6

Clearly defined goals
94
13

Initiatives recognized during appraisal
91
10
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Company responsive to issues/problems
86
19

My opinion matters
82
19

Open policies creating positive environment
80
19