Asian Paints Pharmacist salaries in India

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Work culture is getting bad day by day managers are not supportive Employees are like bonded labours

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It's a trap first they lure with heavy salary and later on they pressurize you for work without even providing training

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It's hard to define firstly I am very thankful to get a chance to work in Asian Paints right after my master's. I have got a good team to work with and got to learn many things in this short period. In Asian paints the safety , innovation and thinking out the box ideas are given high preference. So it's a great platform to explore.

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Coming to dislike here increment is salary is very low and they give a good package to start with no doubt about that but increment for existing employees should be high that is what I feel otherwise it feels like we are getting stuck at this point.

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It's employee friendly company. Excellent training provided to the employees. Employees can enjoy balanced work life.

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...n wise, yearly increment wise below the management level needs to be redefined. Huge salary gap between workers cadre and staff cadre disturbs the work flow in actual grounds.

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Only you can cherish the old golden days. Nothing to appreciate now

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Non sense policies of pay grade after promotion. No one works for development of the market. Multiple verticals in Sales team, No integration, no use. Company started accepting fake things.

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The compensation at Area Manager and above is unmatched and much higher than industry standards along with a very robust training and induction program to ease you into the system.

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There is no semblance of work life balance, Company has a concept of Peaking to increase revenue which means the team has to sit biweekly till 12 in the night to hit their targets which are very very aggressive. Company also doesn’t believe in economics and has a habit of setting promise numbers much higher than the growth rate of the Building and chemical industry which unnecessarily puts a lot of pressure on the sales team.