ANZ Banking Group Graduate Trainee salaries in India

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Work Culture is good among the industry, Staff friendly policies, overtime hours paid

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Salary is far too low comparing to the industry.. zero hikes are pretty normal and zer salary revisions. Higher Management Politics exists. Not gender neutral. Many staff have zero knowledge on what they do and get paid without any effort.. poor talent recruitment, no indian holidays or foreign holidays which means no holidays at all.

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Overall it is good. Salary is good as per market. Bonus apart from salary . Latest Tech

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Contractor and consultant are treated as permanent staff while permanent staff are treated like contractors sometimes. Many times it is contractor driven which permanent staff feels bad.

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Good salary if u negotiate while joining, great work-life balance. Good timing 7 AM-4PM.You will definitely avoid peak traffic.

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Growth and skill development is a casualty.Mostly good for people who want to settle and are not so ambitious.Highly insecure AUS colleagues.

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If the trainer is good, you’re lucky.

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... are treated like s l a v e s, they won’t provide proper leaves for temp staffs. Half the actual salary will goes for the agency. No insurance and medical Benefits. I recommend everyone not to join this company as temp staffs. There will be deductions in Shift allowance , whereas full time employees receive the actual shift allowance. No Mandatory Leaves for temp workers.

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1. High salary for a fresher 2. Expansive office with fully equipped cafeteria and gym facilities 3. Flat organizational hierarchy

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1. The high salary is the trap. They give you so much, that it becomes very difficult to leave. And that's the only way they can get new talent in company 2. No appreciation at all. Very toxic culture 3. No training or skill development 4. Its a dead end job. No challenges 5. Heavily understaffed with no inclination to hiring. My team was 32 member team till 2018 which reduced to 11 people by 2023. More people were leaving it than joining. But workload remained the same