Adobe Technical Product Manager salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Culture and Job security

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Compensation is way below that of its peers. Managers are not valued despite spending 12 to 14 hours. Also, whenever manager compensation-related questions come up management simply gives a reply which doesn't justify. There is no work-life balance for managers as we have to handle the India team as well as the US counterparts. We work 12-14 hours daily. Also, most of the time I go to meetings with very little time to learn and upskill. Because of these, it becomes really hard to grow.

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Nothing, Adobe is full of Politics

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..."Good morning", "Good afternoon", "Good evening", and if possible, "Good night". Remarkably these actions, more than actual job performance, are touted as the key to promotion and a substantial salary increase. It's noteworthy that mastering office politics, engaging in backbiting, and merely being present take precedence over task accomplishment.

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Adobe is a complete package, festival celebrations, almost every sport, gym, awesome free food, team trips, one of the best companies to work for.

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Many Adobe products are in maintenance phase, so learning is not that much, and specifically for software engineer profile.

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Compensation - fairly high "EMPLOYEE CARE" - they treat you like assets Work-life balance is fair appraisal - average work environment - awesome innovations - employees are always encouraged to innovate

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Politics - senior employees sometimes get too politically dirty to pursue their ambitions.

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The only good thing about Adobe is it’s compensation and stocks that it gives to all employees

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Culture is terrible. Full of politics. The worst management and leaders are I have seen in my working life. The work that one gets to do at Adobe India is superficial and very backoffice like. No learning, no challenges ... just meetings and politics.