Relationship Executive Salary in Arani

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15 days mandatory leave for DBM and above. Employee loans at 2.5% No ratings - Automatic bonus annually provided performance is on par

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Branch team has to sell 15 products. Your Reporting Authority (Boss) can make you or break you.

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For sales it has ample of leads so we don't have to generate which makes a process little easier.

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Salary and work life balance but it's obvious it won't be there in B2C Sales in most of the company. Although salary is one of the aspect which can be looked into

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Growth will be their good ethics and values work culture is good' 'Good salary and wifi is good Can't say much more than that' 'Good people to work with' 'The work environment is good and friendly. '

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a lack of work-life balance due to long hours and high pressure, frequent organizational changes, limited growth opportunities in certain roles, a sometimes disorganized work culture, heavy workload, concerns regarding pay and benefits compared to market standards, and uneven treatment between direct hires and third-party payroll employees; with many citing issues regarding management and team dynamics as well.

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Working vibes feels good , Company future planning ,secure job

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Company paid less sallary to knowlegable and experineced persons .. who have a better knowledge of a product and sales and pay high sallary to the persons, who is not able to work in any company after capitalvia fintech. If company want to grow thier bussiness then its time to change lower team management leaders ... And gave that command to persons who have a lot of knowledge of sales from other offices also.

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supportive, family-like, and encouraging of internal growth, with good opportunities for career advancement, along with competitive incentives and on-time salary payments

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intense pressure to meet high sales targets, poor work-life balance, low salary, lack of career growth opportunities, rigid company culture, excessive manual work, and a perceived lack of support from management.