BrightCHAMPS Software Development Engineer II salaries in Engineering - Software & QA in India

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nothing, poor management, no respect for teachers, no apraisal, no minimum pay..lots of penalties, even students get frustrated because they do not respond to their querries

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everything..teachers do not get paid even minimum worth salary..morover they get huge penalties..one complete paid class will pay you 175 and for different reasons penalise you 1500 ..they charge high from students and pay very less or least to teachers..

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no

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Salary is hell less, this job is suitable for college students Unwanted no pay for class If your looking as part-time job this is not for you, some extend it is okay for full-time. Their dashboard is very worst no idea what kind of software developers they hired. Worst technical glitches always. Think more and then decide.

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...ve a plethora of options to work on other panels and expand our work experience. Company rewards the star teacher with extra bonus payout.

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Nothing all good as of now.

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...s still not got. If you want to make your life hell then join this shit company. Salary growth is decreasing. You hardly earn 10-15 k per month from which they put penalty unnecessary. Overall it's a worst company ever

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Everything.

Likes

Work-Life Balance, Good operations with customers

Dislikes

They penalize for everything and deduct salary for minor issues. For example, if you forget to add feedback after a class as a teacher, you won't be paid for that. If you arrive a minute late, your pay will be deducted. You will end up doing extra work, turning 120 hours into 150 hours and still getting paid less. Even if you add your pay, it will be the same as normal, not higher. Additionally, there are not enough leaves, and even if you're ill, you have to attend class. The relationship and communication seem one-sided. Their policies are the most frustrating part, creating unethical and sub-standard working conditions. It's not appropriate for someone who is more educated and professional, but may be fine for someone who is average.