Godrej Interio Sales Manager salaries in Chandigarh

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Payouts are better, they give good salary hike and bonus every year.

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There is a lot of politics and the management doesn't address our issues. Salary is decent but career growth is slow. Will not get support from Manager. Management judge there employees based on managers comments.

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Good salary On time salary Company benefits are good

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Kolkata branch is too much corrupted HO does not know things which are happening in the branch Politics, politics and politics Mental pressure to the new joiners At the first they will behave very well they will make you feel very good, eventually you will understand everything

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Big industry and sallary for temporary.

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...mporary basis then ok u can get overtime . If u want to join trainee don't join. U work like hell there and then go home no over time no bonus for trainee. That's no fair.

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Timely salary and expenses

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Here bosses are Boss because of there licking abilities. No one give shit about your knowledge all you have to do is according to your dumb boss. Poltics in office, grouping.

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Only good thing was they give you work location near your place if possible. In my case I got a nearby location but some of my colleagues had to relocate.

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... graduates under the guise of campus placements, but the job role remains vague. They promise to designate you as a management trainee, alluring with a competitive salary for newcomers, making unsuspecting students fall into the trap due to Godrej's prestigious reputation. Furthermore, the induction process is meticulously executed, creating an illusion of a dream job. However, the harsh reality dawns on your very first day at the office (store) when you realize it's essentially a B2C sales role with targets wherein you need to sale sofa, cupboards, bed, Almira, etc to customers. The question arises: why wasn't this customer-facing sales job clarified during the interview process? It feels like they manipulate the aspirations of innocent students and their parents. I remember my family's joy when I mentioned joining Godrej, only to discover that they deceived us regarding the job profile. To make matters worse, they make you sign a two-year bond and threaten an 80K penalty for leaving prematurely. My advice is to steer clear of Godrej as a fresh graduate, and even if you're an experienced professional, exercise caution before considering them as an employer.