Great Learning Production Analyst salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru (Updated 2025)

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As compare to other EdTech platforms Working in great learning is much better But salary n incentives are not up to the mark It is good for 1 yr profile and for those how are working in lesss salary But senior profile not worth it Incentives are less But culture is good Growth is really slow you can’t be promoted in 2yr And salary appraisal are not good

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Salary , incentives, poor management Leadership is not there Poor appraisal.

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CEO - Mohan

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... is spent on finding who to hold responsible, rather than fixing the mistake. Pay - Variable pay is paid only in October after completing more than 1 year.

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Nothing to like in this company

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1) Work Culture very much toxic 2) Less salary 3) If you want to find worst TL come to great learning 4) Undesirable targets 5) Zero efforts in providing training and then they want to be the best employers 6) Clearly they have no knowledge how to manage there workforce 7) If you want have a happy life stay away from this place many more jobs available wait for few more weeks but get something better 8) They still think they are working in the Covid period and edtech product are still in very much demand. I think they should remove this curtain from there brain try to look what is the actual need of there customers. 9) Please stay away from this place, I had wasted an year in this place.

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Benefits like Food was provided . Cab service was there .

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...5 percent of the people don't even pick up the call. Poor work culture and team. Try to frame my friend that he isn't working well by cutting and taking clips of call from between and sending to audit team. Toxic work culture . And asking employees to leave just after 2 months of work. Team was not cooperative (TL, Manager and AGM). Would recommend not to join this company. Join at your own risk and have hood back up option with yourself.

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They give the option of work from home.

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...r them which is not what program managers do. Not enough members to handle work. Disparity in pay scale of employees.