Low-paid, less exposure job in India. Only good for freshers to get a good brand name
Low-paid, less exposure job in India. Only good for freshers to get a good brand name
- Freshers get time to get ramped up.
- Brand name stays for life.
- Flexi timings and attire.
- Managers are well experienced and back you to the hilt.
- You learn functionality a lot.
- People from various cultures are present.
- Bureaucratic senior management
- Very low salary increments
- Gap between salaries of freshers and experienced people is very less
Give your employees more exposure.
Switching teams is a good option.
Don't be a miser in the Indian market; people work really hard even for a lakh more of hike or bonus.
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