TCS manager fired for delivering bug free project on schedule

Bangalore: Techlogik Computer Systems (TCS) IT project manager Rajeev Kumar received an unexpected shock when he reported to work on Monday. The front desk receptionist handed him a pink slip as soon as he entered the company building. Rajeev had been leading a team of 55 software and QA engineers on a large project for a US based client. On Friday, Rajeev and his team successfully completed the delivered a bug-free project to the client two days ahead of schedule. The team celebrated the occasion on the weekend was caught completely unawares on the recent development.

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TCS refused to issue an official response citing this as an internal matter. However unofficial sources confirmed that the company management was appalled and shocked that their team delivered a bug-free working project. The unofficial spokesman (who we suspect is the official spokesman) said that the company is always focused on the long term and has to ensure that every project results in an on-going stream of work and maintenance projects. Delivering a project that works is simply unacceptable and we strive hard to drive this mindset in our management and engineering philosophy. Every project that we deliver has to undergo a special review before delivery to ensure that the clients cannot run or maintain the systems by themselves. Apparently Rajeev’s team did not follow this process and failed to introduce any bugs into the system. The client was however extremely satisfied with the results and immediately issued the payments and sent special kudos to Rajeev and his team over the weekend.

Other project team members were equally shocked by this action. “How can someone deliver a working project? We have families and kids to look after. Now there is a strong possibility that I could be benched (benched = employed without work with no bonuses and pay-hikes)” said Muralinarayan Muthusamy a software engineer.  “In my previous project I was responsible for adding numbers in an excel sheet for a very high profile UK based client and I continued to work on the same excel sheet for 5 years. It was a challenge every time Microsoft rolled out a new office version and we had to start adding numbers all over again. I even managed to pay my sister’s wedding dowry through this project”, he added.

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“Rajeev is now responsible for the hardships that all his team members will have to face” said Ramalingham Sreenivasan another software engineer. “I have been working on launching a website project for a US based client for the past 7 years” Ramalingham added proudly. “Our client sold their business 3 times and filed for bankruptcy protection twice while we continued to build their website”, he added.

Calls to Rajeev’s home phone were unattended. His neighbors said that Rajeev is devastated and is finding it very difficult to get job interviews with other companies. He might have to settle in for a call center job to handle customer complaints.

TheElefunt staff wishes Rajeev the best in his new venture.

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  2. LOL, very well written TEF team.

  3. Pic: infosys mater:TCS Good job theelefunt.com

  4. IT Engineer says:

    Guys please don’t spread the rumors, such a rumors downgrade reputation of IT companies.

    • echo off-ed says:

      It’s quite true, only as hidden rules of marketing. I’ve met it before, when I’m on my previous job. I’ve gotten fired by my boss giving the reason that I do it too “perfectly”

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  5. Anonymous says:

    crap

  6. Anonymous says:

    that is expected. Developers are paid for fixing the bug created by them. They are supposed to fix the bug reported and create bug in the other module in such a way so that they can fix it later when its detected by the tester that’s how service company works. If all the bugs are fixed then there will be no work in future and ofcourse no billing happens right?. That’s how all service company works so that they keep on making revenues all the time fooling clients in the same project

  7. Work for a captive IT company. SW delivery for parent company to consume internally. Then this issue can be averted. Also self consumption requires maintenance free SW

  8. There could be unseen bugs in any of the projects. No matter, whether it’s a big or small project. Also there could new requirements coming up in future times. So if the delivery happens right on time and the application is bug free, then the chances of receiving a project for the same application also increases, as the client is already impressed. I don’t see any reason in why it’s necessary to have bugs.

  9. there is some ambiguity in this..he lead a QA team and how can he “add bugs”? probably the management was not happy of releasing this product bug free(can’t imagine apackage without any bugs)

  10. Can I get details for Rajeev Kumar. I’m hiring for my company iYogi and we would love to have such an employee work with us.

  11. So dumb-asses here who dont know what satire means.

  12. Satire my ass

  13. karan4official says:

    LOL !

  14. This is a very old post, see the date it was created.

  15. This is a piece of bull shit, absolute rubbish

  16. This is a fake news

  17. its a fake report to defame a fast rising indian IT company .. Totally bogus do u think we are naive fools .. TCS is a Bharat ratna

  18. FAKE FAKE FAKE… THERE IS NO COMPANY BY THIS NAME WHEN I GOOGLE THEM… NO WONDER I NEVER KNEW ABOUT THIS PATHETIC WEBSITE…FAKE FAKE FAKE…

  19. Don’t publish wrong photographs. This building is not of TCS.

  20. Just one question. Why are you showing Infosys image for TCS report?

  21. Poor people…even don’t understand the meaning of satire

  22. Anonymous says:

    What crap

  23. This is not the end of world..Try find out one more job , it is as simple as that.

  24. Please use full name of TCS as it is misleading. Many of who visited this page was thought of Tata Consulting services. Please mention full name on facebook link.

  25. CRAP Tata Consulting Services is one of the best in giving output. Please stop these Rumors.

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