Eli Lilly and Company Sales Incentive Analyst salaries in India

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Decent salary and work life balance(Depends on the team though) Company values Company culture(decreasing now a days and in the download slope)

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I wrote this section and then AmbitionBox says it's inappropriate. Fish eaters dominate the company and they bring in their BS politics to the organization like Lilly. Nepotism at its peak. Technically sound will not survive and will get frustrated. Lot of decision making process. Micromanagement at its peak but M level say it's not micromgmt. Nothing else to say. You go through the reviews and take a decision about joining. Good luck!!

Likes

Good salary, benefits and leave policy

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No work life balance Toxic management, no proper structure for growth/promotions Expectation is do more work on a regular basis but don't expect recognition unless you know office politics

Likes

Good work life Balance. Friendly people. They pay you well. Company has high values for everyone. Looks to serve people and global community as a whole.

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Coming to office twice a week. It should be 8 days in a Month as it was previously.

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...elling. Unfair salaries. Govt. Job type work ethics. People are least bothered. No matter how hard you work you'll still get almost the same salary of the one who doesn't work coz of the structure.

Likes

Can't complain about bonus percentage here.

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Politics, Politics & More Politics. Senior Management is worst here. LCCI (India Office) culture is very different (worst) compared to LCC (US Office). You can survive here if you are a bootlicker OR if you are ignorant/careless about your career/health. "No Retaliation Policy" is a joke here. Especially in LRL Tech@Lilly, all the leaders have their internal understanding wrt politics. They will play with your career here. PLEASE DON'T JOIN THIS FIRM (For India Office.) My career is going down the sewers here. Just waiting for 2 YOE Completion, So that I can get out. If you make it here, because of some obligation, always have a pokerface, and learn that you are not at fault whatever happens to you.