Flipkart Principal Program Manager salaries in India

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1)Company Policies 2) Promoting inclusiveness of all genders/Gender Diversity 3) Company Salary and perks

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Flipkart has made very good company policies and diff level checks but still following things are most prevalent at ground level:- 1) Office Politics 2) Competition rather than collaboration between colleagues and it becomes worst during both Appraisal cycles. 3) Every thing is in Managers hand, he can either make or break you career. Biased treatments/ Favouritism

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...n” culture. Promotions or career progressions are no more fair and meritocratic. Salary increments have been paused and corrections, if any, are also very biased and dubious. While the processes remain similar like earlier, there is no one overlooking or ensuring these are followed. HR has become weak and they lack backbone. There is no more empathy or support system for employees. The spirit of the company has been erased completely.

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The dislikes have been increasing with every passing day.

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The company has a few good leaders left who will help you learn and grow in your career

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the salary compensation is very poor the leadership is not great and leads to making rash decisions which are not clearly communicated to the employees the company perks have dwindled to a point where you dont get paid for the leaves pending after you leave the company

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I love the work from home and international relocation mentioned in the profile .The salary is almost upto my expectations .I have a small child and the profile is good.I am spark panelist but I work from home mostly honorary work(no salary).

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None

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Growth will be their good ethics and values work culture is good' 'Good salary and wifi is good Can't say much more than that' 'Good people to work with' 'The work environment is good and friendly. '

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a lack of work-life balance due to long hours and high pressure, frequent organizational changes, limited growth opportunities in certain roles, a sometimes disorganized work culture, heavy workload, concerns regarding pay and benefits compared to market standards, and uneven treatment between direct hires and third-party payroll employees; with many citing issues regarding management and team dynamics as well.