Ericsson Engineering - Software & QA Department Salaries in India

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Work culture and flexibility

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No hike, so salary increment, even though you will be working in the company for 10, 12 hrs they will hardly give you 10-12% hike and there are many old people who have been working for 15 20 years, they are literally sitting and doing nothing but getting paid

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Huge Product Line Good Work Life Balance Good Salary Cab Option

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Old Employees need to Understand the new ways of Working. People sitting but not delivering any result from 20+ years. Technology is very old in fact still using VMs to deploy product for customer. R&D is working like service unit.

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You will get good work life balance in this company and that is one reason why many employees want to stay in for long time.

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...rovide reason as well ☹). There inner learning platform is not that effective. Salary hike is low in single digit only so don't expect much here .Also promotion is dependent on the position available which can take years .

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Nothing is in pros points expect other than a thankless job

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...n about anything, you will be targeted continuously until you leave the company. Other than that they do not provide good salary for the work you do. No chances of getting yearly increments in SDU SL operate. There is no STV or bonuses for job stage 2 or job stage 3. For someone who is looking for a good career in future, please be aware about these things before joining Ericsson. It has become a graveyard for disappointments. It was good in earlier years but has now lost its charm due to poor management.

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all the nice things about this organization are gone, situation changes everything

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... no major salary hikes, only work and work pressure is increasing exponentially. Almost working for 10-11hours everyday and even on weekends without any extra pay. forcing work from office but there's no space to sit, not enough seating and parking for employees, cutting employee benefit programs, too many lay offs and managed attritions