Asian Paints Site Supervisor salaries in India

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Very excellent company to work and grow ,very good salary and very early promotion,good work culture latest technology industry 4.0 . employees are really young and talented.the good company to work for were hard works get paid

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They not hire employee directly , from third party always they hire from campus very good talent are there in third party role were Asian paints ltd looks on production and third party takes all maintenance and utilities work.please wants to look to talent whether it's third party or contract.

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Salary and Benefits

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No work life balance. No one will provide you training, you have to learn by yourself by watching your seniors and they will never help you, they are only for questioning. If you do not drink or smoke they will treat you like hell, harass you. So if you are non drinker or smoker then never ever join this company. Very poor environment. Rethink before joining.

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Good salary compared to industry standards, IT infra support is good. The team members are well trained for respective jobs.

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No personal life, no work life balance, expected to work for atleast 12 hrs in a day and on weekends and holidays as well.Too much work pressure to the extent that you are left with no peace of mind

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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.