Amazon Facility Manager salaries in India

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Just the salary comes on time.

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Policy changes every week. Work life balance is zero. They want us to work on every single thing. No one there to listen to your issues. Everything is on autopilot mode. If someone is not getting any other job or is unemployed then Amazon is okay. Otherwise don't even think of joining.

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Amazon is an employee friendly company with good salary for freshers. They have good leave policies as well.

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For virtual employees working from the said location and not anywhere in India sounds weird. Also, discontinuing virtual opportunities.

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...mpany to work with around the world. Piers are very very supportive and helpful. Growth opportunities are awesome and apart from salary there are many perks given to employees time to time.

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Sometimes the shift timings are a little tough!!

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...espected in your community, proud of what you do, and excited about your future. That's why we offer good pay and benefits to help you feel secure. We also give you options to work and live life your way.

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Late process

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The company culture is quite amazing. People's opinions are respected. You get a lot of leaves in terms of SL, CL, and AL and at L4 or higher level while availing these leaves you don't have to give a reason for that. Amazon has free LinkedIn Learning as well as a lot of KNET modules for both tech and non-tech domains. All the festivals are pompously celebrated in offices especially if you're from the operation's team.

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The major dissatisfaction is the salary structure where we have an illusion of high CTC but the in-hand salary is peanuts in comparison to others. The new joiners at L4 or higher level have a joining bonus which stops after 2 years and they keep your base salary low. All the increment happens on your already low base pay. If you see the Stocks aka RSUs are vested over 4 years with cycles of year 1 - 5%, year 2 - 15%, year 3 - 40%, and year 4 - 40%. But the stocks are allocated so late that it effectively takes 5 years to vest all the RSUs offered at the joining. If you do not get a promotion within 1st 2 years, you will see a drop in salary due to the stoppage of the joining bonus. Your salary will increase within those 4 years if you get a promotion otherwise either it will drop or remain the same. Also, earlier the promotions were quarterly declared so a lot of internal promotions were available. now the policy has changed where promotions will be available only when openings are there.