CBRE Data Scientist salaries in India

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Government sector has always been the competitor for any employment, but now it's also not enough for job security. I heard now the Government is not providing any pension. Still CBRE is perfect in Job Security. Work culture has always been amazing so far, because either you can be a part of culture, or also you can change the culture. I haven't read any company policies, but still due to some faith I feel nobody needs to!

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... If a team has similar goal to achieve. CBRE always supports in career growth. Salary is always sufficient in CBRE as per your efforts and interest. The company is always open for learners & the definition for the work environment for me, is always people around me. May be CBRE is already leading, so let the chase stay alive. Yes, sometimes work-life balance can be disturbed. May be because of the employee.

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Salary and appraisals are good.

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Lack of professional environment. Management sets unrealistic targets. They expect employee to work after office hours. IT Management is just like sales department. No parking space available for employees.

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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,

Likes

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.