Bharti Airtel IT Operations Manager salaries in India

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Benefits like medical.

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...having no knowledge. They can just threaten and pressurize go get the work done. Please dont fall trap to HR politics of low salary.

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Salary Day, its 25th of the month

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Raja aur unke das kind of system. Pintu sing HDO Circle Head is just a scrap. He can ask you to join a zoom call at 12 midnight and will start shouting without thinking you are sleeping with your family.

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Good pay . team is often helpful . no concern of leaves , u can easily get leaves here . tech stack you will work on will be new and exciting , not much legacy code to work on. a lot of new development is in planning stage , so if you are looking to learn , this could be you place ! Airtel has some brilliant minds , if you are lucky , you will get to work and learn with them .

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well, dislikes usually vary team to team and manager to manager but here are mine - weekends often occupied with work due to unrealistic deadlines(given by managers to show off). office politics . too many dependencies on various teams , takes time to get resolved and work gets delayed. there are employees who are always preferred over others because of their relationship and licking of mangers (in terms of quality work and appraisal ). Going to office is tedious , since you will be travelling to Gurgaon.

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Organisation is quite big with hands in multiple sectors, and have good vision for business. Sadly can't say the same for the work culture.

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They prefer hiring devs from outside instead of promoting their own long term employees, and that too at higher package, except for select few who get promotion every year. Upper management is been in the same company for 10s of years while attrition rate for new employee is close to 70% yearly

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Salary and benefits are good.

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No work life balance Teams don't have wider vision Still stuck on older ways of doing things Managers focuses on new shiny tech and features just to showcase to upper leadership rather than actually caring about the product.