Berger Paints QC Executive salaries in India

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Above average salary compared to the market. (10-13% more). There's a certain degree of job security.

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Management is monolithic. Takes ages to get administrative jobs done. Appointment letter can take anywhere from 3 months to 1 year to get into your hands. Resignation formalities are a joke. Not one document will reach you on time. They might not reach you at all. Think very, very carefully about this point and your future. Very. Carefully. Small teams. More load. Job security because no one really stays in this organization for long. The CHIEF HR OFFICER (Group Head- HR in Berger terminology) changed 3 times in less than 2 years. Verify for yourself via simple Google searches if this sounds false. Imagine how good their employee ethics are.

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The one who is the manager of the present, he treats his special people well and does promotions of those people and the side people like us only have more work.

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Salary of old people is nothing and salary of new people is more when same positions and same diploma

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They were helpful during this crucial time of epidemic..even proof helpful as per salary of the employees concern...we are thankful to berger for their kind support I'm this difficult time

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Slow growth And restricted salary increments

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I have worked almost 1.5 year there in Varanasi depot, salary and incentive part was Great... Support from manager and team specially anubhav Sir, ABHAY sir and Vishal Sir.... They are a great mentor....

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Work life balance Work pressure Late evening workin

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Salary on time

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Overall Experience: My overall experience has been mixed. While some months are manageable, others can be quite stressful due to unrealistic targets and seasonal fluctuations. The workload often feels inconsistent, making it difficult to maintain a steady work-life balance. Colleagues and Team: The team is a mixed bag. My colleagues are supportive and cooperative.✨👍 Reporting Manager: The reporting manager has a good understanding of the business but often forgets the importance of professionalism and polite communication, which can demotivate the team at times. Work Environment: The work environment has room for improvement. While there are some learning opportunities, the pressure and lack of consistent support from management and peers can make it a tough place to work.