Adobe Technical Support Manager salaries in India

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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 completely motivated placed, inspires you to think innovative/creative/design. People do appreciate you and inspire you for the creative work. You get ample number of options to improve professional knowledge.

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...eadership team, should first go through stringent assessment before onboarded. Compensation/onboarding process wise, Adobe stands average/poor. Talent acquisition team are in their own universe while speaking with candidates; less experienced about the requirement background and many times convey wrong impression about position. Performance revisions are alway below expectation; no valid reason shared for lower revisions etc. Health insurance package is below standard. I had better experience/facilities in my previous organisation about health/insurance; where they took care of everything. While at Adobe the HR team will connect you to the insurance representative and assume their job is done!

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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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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.