Henry Harvin Education Assistant Manager salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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I regret joining this company. The lack of direction and support makes it unbearable. The company claims to promote work-life balance, but it’s just lip service.

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...nd feels unstable. You're expected to be available 24/7, which leads to burnout. The pay structure is ridiculous. Experience counts for nothing here.

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Overall good experience. I joined 1.5 year back, I god 2 promotions. Salary is always on time without any deductions . Management is good- Friendly, listern the concern and work on it Good learning experience Infra and hygine is also good Reachability to all the levels is easy. Overall good experience Not thinking for a change

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No drawback, just need an open cafeteria - good for employees

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Good WLB, salary, benefits, and company culture. Manager will listen and let you scream, but will not keep commitments made in one-on-ones. Since they lack decision-making power.

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...s review is not intended to hurt anyone, but if it fits you, wear it Cinderella. You'll be overworked and not exposed to your skills, with low salary increases.

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... laterals, growth is slow because they have to prove themselves to get promoted. Compared to existing this company employees, your designation level will be one level down, but you may be ahead in salary. Beginning one year, laterals receive a single-digit salary increase. No job security. No work culture. No compensation benefits. No satisfaction at work place

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1) how much talent is leaving? 2) why so many resources are left under supervisor and address supervisor concerns Candidates, please reconsider and read evaluations before applying. The management, especially the HR head, manager, and trainer, are terrible for not understanding and discussing. Even my project stinks.

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Managers are supportive only. And rest are horrible.

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...ees. There is no proper HR structure, and employees are treated with disrespect. Higher salaries are offered to new hires while experienced employees suffer with low pay and no proper increments. The company manipulates policies to serve its convenience, often changing them without notice. There is no transparency, no official documentation for designations, and no regard for employee well-being. Senior leaders like Kounal Gupta and Avinash Gupta also fail to maintain professionalism and respect towards employees. If you are considering joining Henry Harvin as an employee or enrolling as a student, I strongly advise you to think twice. The promises made are not fulfilled, and both employees and candidates end up feeling deceived.