Havells Production Engineer salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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The company is largest group & this plant established near my home. Our company is market reliable ,high quality products and has a global clients base.

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Compensation is decent,but growth is slow. Manager do not value an individual unique stranghs , which is I have to take back my suggestion most of time

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...nagement is very supportive and provide lots of opportunities to learn and grow. Annual salary growth is good as compared to other organisations of same domain. Management believes in adherence of latest technologies like MES, MOST, INDUSTRY4.0, AUTOMATION etc. Work culture is good, keeping aside politics.

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No free transportation facilities, 6 days working No separate Training and development department

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... pressure as an MT. Curated MT program. Brand value in market. Free meals in HO. Reimbursement rates & timely salary/reimbursement disbursement. Company culture. Saturday offs. (Not sure for others)

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Less salary for MBA grads. Little slow process, kind of red tapism but that's changing. More field job & high travel,but they reimburse for that, so that depends.

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Just like any other company. You get Havells products at discounted prices.

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...nates between Havells & Lloyd, specifically regarding the Branch Marketing role. Lloyd marketing guys enjoy without any work pressure & get good salary hikes while in Havells one works 7 days a week & under huge work pressure and when it comes to appraisal, all your works are generalised. If someone wants to join Lloyd division, it's okay, one can enjoy 5 days of work & work-life balance, but in Havells, your personal life & health will be doomed. Even senior management has turned a blind eye to this discrimination and has done nothing to improve it. I've faced such discrimination & was heavily demotivated. In Havells you manage marketing activity for 17-18 verticals with 4 different brands, while in Lloyd only one brand. One branch of Havells spends around 2-3 crore in a year, Lloyd hardly 10-15 lacs. One can see the difference in the budget & corresponding efforts to execute it. On top of that, the travel policy, travel eligibility, local conveyance etc are horrible. Not advisable to travel if your designation is below Senior Manager. The company spends millions on dealers and not a single penny on employees. In 10 years, I didn't see any employee engagement activity. Moreover, the 5 days working is a myth. The local branch head will call you in the office or ask you to visit market on Saturday (applicable for Havells employees, not for Lloyd). You work late nights or on Sunday, don't get any leeway in late coming or comp-off. In one word "Lala Company".