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Tata Power is rated
3.2 out of 5 stars on
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reflects an average employee experience, indicating moderate satisfaction with
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Lead Engineer in
Mumbai
Full Time
·
Operations, Maintenance & Support Department
3.0
Overall Rating
3.0
Category Ratings
2.0
Promotions/Appraisal
4.0
Skill Development
3.0
Company Culture
2.0
Work Satisfaction
2.0
Salary & Benefits
5.0
Job Security
3.0
Work-Life Balance
posted on 25 Apr 2024
Likes
Job Security
Dislikes
Performance Appraisal is not done properly.
Work Details
Work days: Monday to Saturday
(Strict Timings)
Work related travel:This is a desk job.
Lead Engineer in
Mumbai
Full Time
·
Operations, Maintenance & Support Department
3.0
Overall Rating
3.0
Category Ratings
3.0
Promotions/Appraisal
2.0
Skill Development
1.0
Company Culture
2.0
Work Satisfaction
2.0
Salary & Benefits
5.0
Job Security
3.0
Work-Life Balance
posted on 08 Oct 2024
Likes
1. Job Security
2. Work Life Balance- e.g. 30 Annual Day & 10 Day Sick Leave.
3. Variable Increment based upon performance.
( In Big Corporate Increment % are fixed based upon PMS Rating however Tata Power has initiated Variable % Increase over and above regular performance to good performer. It has happened only in 2024 . Let see if it continues)...Read More
Dislikes
1. Toxic Work Place - Age Gap b/w Reportee and Manager.
2. Poor Support of HR wrt Work Place Conflicts or Mental Health Issue due to Toxic Work Place.
(Policy , Well Being Program and etc are available and executed but real required support is not provided)
Reason: Huge Age Gap between Managers and Reportee which leads to dissatisfaction in both and particularly reportee<mark style="background-color: #fff5e4;">. Tata Power has very good job security which means employee stay here for long even if employee performance is poor or border line mediocre</mark>. Elder employees are in Head or Managerial position who hesitate to accept new working culture. Engineering Graduates - Fresher are way smarter and come up with certain expectations however this turn toxic when old ideas or work culture are mandated to follow by their manager or Head. Although Leadership is good but culture is not driven till bottom.
Leadership is trying to change above scenario for e g reducing avg age of employee by hiring GETs, more women employee but still long way to go....Read More
You get Job security by compromising everything else.
Dislikes
1. No job rotation - you will never ever get released from your current role if you get selected in IJPs (Internal Job Postings)
2. Low-profile, mundane, blue-collar, physical operations jobs given to GETs from reputed colleges, thereby spoiling their career. (These physical operations jobs are done by ITI holders and technicians inother power companies and industries)
3. Lip-service to Safety and Security - Engineers have to travel alone to remote substations in the city, in night shifts (wee hours) to perform high voltage operations. There is no assistant / helper / technician to assist Engineers. This is a serious safety and security risk.
4. No cross-functional learning as you are trapped in a silo forever.
5. Lack of Ethics and Transparency in implementing of Job rotation policy.
6. Slow career growth
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a) Takes long time for promotion</mark>
b) No learning or value addition as you are trapped in mundane job roles without any scope for job rotation...Read More
Work Details
Work days: Rotational Shift
(Strict Timings)
Work related travel: This job involves
Travel Within City.
Lead Engineer in
Mumbai
Full Time
·
Power Distribution Department
3.0
Overall Rating
3.0
Category Ratings
2.0
Promotions/Appraisal
2.0
Skill Development
4.0
Company Culture
2.0
Work Satisfaction
3.0
Salary & Benefits
5.0
Job Security
4.0
Work-Life Balance
posted on 27 Aug 2022
Likes
Women safety is best. People are best.
Dislikes
No growth is there. Promotion policy is not good.
Work Details
Work days: Alternate Saturday off
(Flexible Timings)
Work related travel:This is a desk job.
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Lead Engineer in
Mumbai
DNMG o&M Department
2.0
Overall Rating
2.0
Category Ratings
1.0
Promotions/Appraisal
4.0
Skill Development
2.0
Company Culture
1.0
Work Satisfaction
1.0
Salary & Benefits
4.0
Job Security
2.0
Work-Life Balance
posted on 04 Mar 2022
Likes
Brand ,learning,job security,health policies
Dislikes
Politics. Slow growth and Promotion.
Zero transparency
Work Details
Work days: Monday to Saturday
(Flexible Timings)
Work related travel: This job involves
Travel Within City.
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