Gandhi Automations Asst Store salaries in India

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Salary & overtime benefits are on time. If your priority is to earn money only. Then you should join Gandhi Automation

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If you are looking for personal growth with professional growth. If you are looking for work life balance. Then gandhi Automation is not for you.

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...d they can even ask you to resign if they feel there is no requirement at all. Salary hike in a year is in terms of 2k, 3k, 4k, 5k that's it whether you are at any position that doesn't matter. Work environment is always stay under pressure.

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Only thing is you can't do according to your knowledge. It's a copy paste industry where you need to copy n paste everything.

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Gandhi is good for their old employees not for new one due to worst culture followed by senior management.

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...where engineers treated like labour's & labour also not respect their engineer. Your salary decide on your relation with your manager there is no respect for your skills. They are not allow you to work with competitors by signing the bonds etc. means your knowledge is useless after leaving this organization that means there is no scope in market for you. You can see there many engineer having experience more than 10 year. They unable to finding another job which is best examples for you. It is enough to say if you want experience it then go with gandhi.

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Salary on time, baki sab bakwaas

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Think 200 times before joining. No respect for employees. This is a gujarati version of East India company. Leave policy is rubbish. they will put salary on hold after joining. Employees have died due to non stop mental torture by management, still they wont change. All positive reviews on glassdoor and ambitionbox are fake. Hire and fire culture at extreme levels. No job security. HR policies need to be kept in the museum

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1. Those who are work in office is a decent place. 2. Salary hike is good.

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1. Not good for employees working on field. 2. Lack of professionalism. 3. Surprisingly need to work forcefully on weekly off's.