Data Entry Operator Salary in Neyveli

Likes

The work was good and the task was appreciate according to me and timing was is also good.

Dislikes

In this RO (Regional Office) Of EPFO Was not a good salary providing organization according to me as a D.E.O. (Data Entry Operator) Post and there is all D.E.O. is just like Personal Assistant Of Each DA,SS (Section Supervisor),and EO (Enforcement Officers) so... I don't like this things... According to me... That's why i m Looking Up to change my job to paying Higher Salary...

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I like work environment as well as there is we can more banking knowledge and we can improve our SQL domain skills like in SQL and ms office as well as sas

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There is no support from mangers and I'm totally dissatisfied with salary package and increment and we should work compulsory from office

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Dynamic work environment Opportunities for growth and development Comprehensive training programs Competitive salary and benefits Diverse and inclusive workplace culture .Innovative products and services Strong brand reputation and stability Employee engagement initiatives Collaborative team environment Opportunities for community involvement and CSR activities

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High performance expectations Long working hours Intense competition in the banking sector Regulatory compliance requirements Continuous learning and upskilling needs

Likes

There is work life balance

Dislikes

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

Likes

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.

Dislikes

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.