Bharat Financial Inclusion Process Trainer salaries in Teaching & Training in India

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There is nothing to be liked, as a slave after working for 12-14 hrs hours you get your salary on time that's it. The company has made several policies but there is no strategy which is why attrition rate is increasing.

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It should get the title of Worst Place to work rather than Great place to work. I believe the reason there is huge attrition in field staff and poor salary structure than other finance organisations which creates the real trouble for HR Endless Recruitment and Endless Attrition which continues as there is no one who could address the problems.

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Obviously you'll be getting a handsome amount of salary, Travel & daily hotel allowances etc at perfect time. No delay. Chances of getting laid off is negligible, if you don't commit any financial misappropriation or POSH cases.

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You won't have any work life balance here. Those long conference calls will haunt you till death. Incentives structure is very poor at supervisory levels. Excessive travel & field work for higher managers also.

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...And not right process.I have a family like everyone else for which I am working. Why my salary hold?? i joined Bfil with a dream because a bright future is here.but now this situation I have to move forward.

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Late night Meeting.its a horrible experience . And every day a staff only can’t do more then 4,5 centre meeting

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There is nothing to like about this.Except getting a salary on time.

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Here, On this position you will feel like you are like a punching bag . If you go by policies BM will fight with you and if you don't go by policies then your senior will scold you.

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Only salary is the primary thing which I like in BFIL.

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Work culture worst Work life balance worst Upper management worst Tm and RBH will scold CM in front of BMs so that the CMs are not getting the proper respect and during Ganesh Puja and Rakhya Bandhan they will force you to work.