Brose India Automotive Systems IT & Information Security Department Salaries in India

Likes

1. Good work life balance 2. Foreign trip if you are lucky 3. Good canteen facility 4. Flexible working hours 5. Best leave policy in market

Dislikes

1. Too much cost cutting now a days 2. Not much scope for upskilling 3. No trainings from company 4. Salaries are very low compared to market 5. German counterparts works on latest technologies and pass leftovers to Indian colleagues. So, not much exposure to latest technologies. 6. Casual attitude of managers 7. Worst employee retention policies.

Likes

...unities 2. Growth if management recognised your skills 3. Work life balance 4. Good salary hike if you are working responsibly and performing well as management expected 5. On-site short term opportunities to Germany 6. Hybrid work culture 7. Team bonding activities

Dislikes

1. Canteen food 2. Office location is in phase 2 inside and time loss due to heavy traffic 3. Too much meetings and delay in decision making sometimes 4. Sometime restrictions on working beyond the boundaries 5. German counter parts are not involving in any new project implementation from starting phase

Likes

MNC brand

Dislikes

No planning and technical training program. No forecasting of upcoming work package. Always managing type of attitude and emergency mode of work culture. No core technical development in Indian brose unit. For simple work, too much managerial and process related complexity.

Likes

The processes are well defined (but no one follows it 😆). Central functions are good supporting. Open culture. Safety for womens. Different types of events. Training programs.

Dislikes

Management is worst. Favourism is being used by managers. Screw employees in the name of productivity. Recognising talents and appreciation are not there. They didn't provide increments as per your performance (max increment is 10%). No proper discussions and communications made for new tasks, and thus results in 11th hour rush.

Likes

- Colleagues are friendly and help each other whenever needed. - Work culture is good, if not the best.

Dislikes

-Most of the decision making is done by the German Counterparts, making the Indian colleagues rely completely on them. - Most of the German And Indian colleagues avoid taking risky decisions and push the basic decision making to higher management, making the overall decision making very very slow. - Project management techniques used here are not up to the mark.