Amity University Senior Manager Project Management salaries in India

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...also they don't bother about the career growth of the staffs working under them. They just enjoy the retired life by not doing anything and earning a decent salary plus pension.

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No on job training for engineers. Salary Growth is ultra slow. You will receive appreciation letters but forget about the salary increments. It will take 8 years to get a promotion & sometimes even more than that. No defined policies for staff appraisal & welfare. All the staff are waiting for the last 4 years for a salary hike. As an experienced graduate engineer, you should not join Amity Power Management Department as you have to work under ITI holders and they have reached up to AGM level by praising the boss. They are expert in vicious internal politics and will get you transferred to the outstation site as early as possible. You will be given the responsibility to complete the maintenance task but not the authority.

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...President. Something that really made me proud to be a part of the organisation. A few colleagues and timely salary, two days off, being among young minds

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There's nothing much to like in this place. A lot of pomp and show outside but it's all a facade. A lot of politics,general negative environment, gossip culture, groupism and zero professionalism. HR is only interested in hiring and placing people in this campus but is not interested in the well being of the employees.You are as good as a piece of furniture here who is expected to perform miracles with no facilities.The maintenance is zero, poorly lit corridors, malfunctioning lifts, no funding for anything, zero policies for women's or students safety,gender based bias and harassment is common from male senior colleagues as no background checks are done before hiring. A few incompetent people have been working here for years and are highly insecure try all kinds of cheap tactics to push out the competent ones from the University.The higher authorities at the Kolkata campus are too occupied in favouring their own people and playing safe to actually think about the wellbeing of the employees or people without bias. People do not encourage or cheer for each other here so the whole environment is toxic and backward.The appraisals and increments are irregular and unpredictable, the management is in some kind of delusion that they are doing reall well or simply have given up as this campus is beyond repair. This place is sure to take a toll on your mental health. So thinking of working here for a long term is not possible.

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Good Workplace

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HR is not helpful at all, they make one person work in different departments and the salary is very low, she doesn't get good appraisal. People who are liked, like those who fill the ears, get a huge salary increase.

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Timely salary

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There is no culture as such except petty politics and gossip. No scope for growth and no peace of mind.Poor management and lack of basic facilities like poper lifts, labs etc. The higher authorities are just dummies. There are no proper security for women and no training or upgradation of the staff as to how to behave in a professional environment. The bar is very low and they only talk about values in orientation and meetings but they uphold none.They are only concerned about getting more admissions and projects and fundings etc. VIP culture reigns supreme and important matters are overlooked. They have the most horrendous DJ events, that's what they offer students.HR is of no use at the head office and at Kolkata.

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Everything is excellent, working conditions, working culture, salary is good. Amity is the best place for all over growth of a person. I always proud on me that I was the part of this Esteemed University.

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Free hand working not there because all events all MOUs has been approved or finalized by Headquarter Noida Increment policies are worsted because they increased salary when they think fit and Brand Amity is suffering because of all this and HR policies inspires people to leave this Esteemed University