Rank 18 - Keane Worldzen: In Troubled Water

Keane Worldzen, a new entrant in the survey, has seen a
negative response from most of the respondents on the image and culture front.
However, apprisal and compensation employees express a fair degree of
satisfaction on. In fact, Keane Worldzen conducts regular salary benchmark
studies in association with Mercer to ensure that they are able to match
compensation with industry average.

Training is another area in which Keane fares miserably.
Respondents expressed dissatisfaction over the quality of training and the
relevance of that towards their growth.

There has been quite a turmoil at Keane's top order with
Brian T Keane having to resign over an allegation of sexual harassment. Besides,
there has been lot of noise about the future of Keane's India operations with
the dismissal of the president of North American Services and Global Business
Lines, Richard S Garnick, on September 29. Any bad press always has a negative
impact on employee motivation and the same cannot be ruled out in case of Keane
Worldzen as well.

No wonder then, overall only 3.4% of the company respondents named it as
their dream company. Obviously, most HR initiatives of the company have not gone
down too well with the team.