Data Research Analyst Salary in India (Updated 2025)

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The work culture is pretty good if you compare it to the Big 4s or the major Indian firms. The work itself is not too stressful, although it depends on your team and the manager.

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Expect absolutely 0% growth in your career and skills during your time here. This is a dead end job which will just be good to pay your bills but kill your growth in the long run. It’s like working at a 100 year old Indian Public Bank with the same systems and processes, copy and paste model. You’ll always feel stuck and frustrated here no matter how long you’ve been here. I’d advise working at a different company where you’ll have to burn the midnight oil for a year, but could equip yourself with the right skills ensuring long term growth. This job is for those who’ve been defeated by luck, who were left with no other choice but to accept this job. If you are in a desperate need of a job, like many people in the country at the moment, then you can go for this one. It’s decent as compared to the toxic environment in other major firms in our nation. But don’t expect any progress in your professional life.

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Work life balance is amazing,

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Career growth is not much, Salary structurebis not that great according to market trends.

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Providing High Package to Freshers

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Employee's value is Not considering among Their top Priorities. Do not Gove Health Environment For Working

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benefit in terms of salary, the night shift comparatively less than other company in the market

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... by praising someone, then you will grow. real talent would not be appreciated -the work s&p global do having limited scope in the market, don't expect a higher salary package from other employers in the segment, hence s&p global provides best in industry, so ultimately its a trap from where you can't be able to come out

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...ghly competitive, based on your performance you can get back to back promotions. There are yearly increment cycles, that offers you increment on your base salary plus bonus. Also, you'll get 2000 $ ESOP's that are equivalent or close to 2 lakhs INR that you can withdraw after one year from the date you get the grant. To summarize: Pros: *Work life balance *Employee friendly policies *Flexibility and Transparency *Work from home *Industry skill and experience *Skip level interactions with the management *Competitive package *Good increment cycle *Company grants (2000 $) ESOP's *Good transportation Cons: *Politics

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Team politics