GrabOn Senior Content Writer salaries in India

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GrabOn is genuinely a great place to work. Here, you will find numerous opportunities to learn, grow, and enhance your skills. Having worked at GrabOn for over two years, I can proudly say that I enjoy a healthy work-life balance. There is no bias, and everyone is welcoming and accepts you as you are. Furthermore, the learning opportunities here are endless. It truly is a fantastic place to work.

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Nothing as such.

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I learned a lot of new content marketing strategies after joining GrabOn. I have also learnt a lot from my peers on a lot of new things that were introduced to me. We have a lot of fun having to be part of some creative content for videos (social marketing), hey hey I got to act too in that video. one of my video went viral too,

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It's a Work from Office setup, though they have 7 days of WFH. Wanted more

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learning, learning, learning...i got training on the digital marketing, affiliate marketing and have been working for the last 3 years and enjoy my time here...office is cool, cafeteria is super good, i play TT and foosball...like the people, good friends

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nothing

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Learnings, Opportunities and Growth If you are someone eager to grow and excel, GrabOn is the perfect place. You'll find endless opportunities to learn and explore new things. The supportive managers and collaborative team create a great work environment. Most importantly, the visionary leadership of CEO, Ashok, truly inspires and drives growth

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I have no dislikes about working here. The positive culture and constant support make GrabOn an incredible place to work!

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All that matters at times is the work satisfaction and the environment you work around, and GrabOn tops at each of these with great work culture and ethics. The combined efforts put in by everyone to constantly achieve big and get better is bliss, and I'm glad I'm a part of it. And not to forget to mention the "work of a master", the office space!

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Nothing much to "dislike", but we are all prone to work pressure in this corporate world at times, aren't we?