BYJU'S Curriculum Developer salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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I had joined BYJUS as a creative writer. Initially, the work was assigned systematically and it was a collaborative process. People helped each other to fulfill the targets and no one was left behind. Usually, creative teams at BYJUS have this understanding that being creative requires space and time. There were deadlines, but they could be comfortably met. However, things started going south as early as April 2022.

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...e kept working with our unrealistic deadlines often during the weekends as well. There was no overtime pay, but an understanding with your manager that for the weekend work you are entitled to compensatory off days. And sometimes even on the day you took a leave, either work would follow or calls related to work will. With all of this, the layoff rounds continued. Media teams were shut down one by one and most creative writers either resigned or were laid off. And by layoff I mean massive layoffs. 60-80% was the number of people being laid off in each team. In May 2023, when there was no one left to fire in the media department, they looked towards the academic content teams. My team of 15 was reduced to 6 people and presently it has 3 people. The style of layoffs: forced resignations. The scene of my teammates moving around with resignation letters in their hands, coming out one by one from the HR is something I'll never forget. However, in May, we were presented with appraisal forms which were supposed to be circulated in January. We had some hope that all that hard work would finally pay off. One on one meetings took place and new responsibilities were discussed. In the middle of the month our VP held a meeting and we got to know that the appraisals may not happen after all. We were crushed and another round of layoffs followed. Funny part is, when I put in my resignation in between two rounds of layoff, instead of approving it they tried to delay it. I got out somehow. As of now, I'm trying my best to get my final settlement. The credit date of my settlement has been extended several times. Each time I send them a mail, they reply with a new date and keep extending the deadline for credit by 10 days each time. The organisation is now scamming its own employees by not giving them what is rightfully theirs. Recently they credited the PF dues of several months after the news got out in the media. If you are a jobseeker who is looking into this company, I would strongly suggest you to look past it. I hope my review will give you enough context as to why it is a terrible place to work.

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(1) Salary -- perfectly on time till today. 24 jun '23. (2) Work culture -- no bullying, no politics, transparent work culture. (3) grievance redressal -- they address our queries in time and provide resolutions in time. Tutors comprise about 60% of total employees.

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Though tutors has the power to choose their leaves at their dashboard level,it would be great if there are some fixed holidays for atleast two important festival for a great family gathering at home

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Even in the company's financial crisis phase, Byjus didn't fail to pay our salary. We are getting our salary on the first day of every month.

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Due to the spreading of negative news in media, customers are not trusting Byjus tuition centres. I'm working as Maths tutor at Byjus Tuition centre Calicut.

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The open and approachable culture at byjus ensures an all around learning experience with equal force on teach and humen skill.

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Salary is decent but career growth is slow .there is a lot of politics .some manager are good but some are experience and don't know team management team

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...there product to be sold out and generate revenue, doesn't matter how it's done. They charge high fees from students and pay a very less amount to teachers. Also the courses are not that great according to the money they're charging.