Commercial Manager Salary in Navi Mumbai

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Growth opportunity. System driven. Salary & benefits. Great township facility.

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Salary discrimination between GETs and experienced lateral recruits. Excessive work load. Poor work life balance. Competency of persons positioned at some of the leadership roles needs to be reviewed.

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There is work life balance

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Cost cutting is more which in turn will be difficult when we take decisions at the time of doing events or installing things. Old government style of working, no tools provided

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Salaries and Benifits are on time . 1st of Every month salary will be deposited.

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Vendor payment huge delayed. Procurement process are very slow which leads to delayed the projects and Site people gets suffered for that. No vendor relationships and trust is there hence arranging vendor at site is very difficult. PM doesn't have any PO approval authority at site level . No loose cash or funds available at site level to manage the misc activity which leads to panic for Senior people at site. No learning and development for employees.

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Good work culture, job security, ample opportunities for learning and career growth, a strong brand reputation, and a positive work environment; many also mention the company's commitment to employee development and the chance to work across diverse retail formats within the Reliance group.

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Long working hours with poor work-life balance, excessive pressure from management, limited career growth opportunities, low salary increments, a culture heavily reliant on senior management, and sometimes inadequate leave management.

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Arrangement of Work from home during lockdown and even now. There was no salary cut or deferment in salary payment. Introduction of daily health report card from employees to maintain vigilance on Covid19 effect, telemedicine, support etc. are really fantastic.

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Grade upliftment of employee depends on mostly Manager+1 judgement, which is several times biased and depending on 'yesman' attitude of employee towards that person rather than towards organization.