2COMS Corporate Trainer salaries in India

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If u r ok wid just being a robot and do not want to ask for anything, not even proper salary go for 2coms

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They didn't give me the compensation what they have promised. Gave me my offer letter after a month. Work pressure is vry high

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Good Work Environment. Good support of senior. Security of job very high. Pressure is not to much.

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Salary is very low, Appraisal is not up to the mark. Learning and skills development scope is almost zero.

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salary on time and proper training learnt a lot as a recruiter about volume hiring and non IT IT recruitment, hybrid model

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Sexist behavior of Kolkata A.M. and pressurizing yourself, no proper work culture, feel like telecaller

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There is no like

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They are exploiting in the name of consultancy hiring people for less salary while hiring they would say after 1 year based on your performance you will be converted but that's a big lie pls don't join as off role employee in any concern.

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Nothing to like here at all.

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...oho recruit is too hard for freshers to understand and that too within two days. -There is a desktime tracker installed in your laptop/PC which will constantly monitor what you are doing, if you are idle for two minutes they will think you are not working -If your work gets over before time, you cannot log out, they will cut half your salary -Will shift you to other departments suddenly and expect you to work there from first day itself -International recruitment is hardest, you basically have to sell it to people, at the end it's a sales kinda job -They will unnecessarily stretch your working hours till 8-8:30 without overtime pay when it is till 6:30, but if you are late by 15 minutes you'll lose one day's worth salary -Some team leader's and managers will make you work like anything Before joining this company, please go through the ambition box and Glassdoor reviews properly. I have done a big mistake not checking them out and now I am suffering. It is better to be unemployed rather than joining this hellish company.