CBRE Assistant Manager Finance salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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Work life balance is good & many much to learn & practice on skill development. Working Environment is also very good each & every employee are humble and politely behaviour, last but least salary is on time on every month end.

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They totally depends upon client satisfaction which is really good things but truth realty is if client employee do something fishy or politics says need to fire this person they straight away not brother about you & your position, they not even take any stand for your if you are a good performer also will fired 🔥 you with immediate effect.

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Compensation as then that is billed from the client, so that you can negotiate according to client budget.

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Working at client location is not good, as you don't feel worth working there, treated as vendor and not as a direct. CBRE is a good company to work for but then work directly in CBRE office yo get all the benefits and you may see your growth, being at client location no scope for growth. Working at client location will make you feel neither you are CBRE nor the client.

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Medical, prescription, dental, and vision coverage Company-paid basic life insurance Supplemental life and accidental death and dismemberment coverage Personalized career development opportunities A supportive and inclusive corporate culture

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poor management, lack of organization, low salaries, difficulty negotiating pay, inconsistent training, high expectations with little support, and a poor work-life balance,

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The best thing about working at CBRE is that I always get paid on time, and the firm never thinks twice about disciplining us for even minor faults.

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One of the things I noticed most about CBRE is that, in order to maintain its value, the company prioritizes its reputation over the future of its employees and pays little attention to their development. The supervisors there aren't afraid to damage employee morale or demotivate their progress, which is something I've only seen in my 25 years of career.