Hewlett Packard Enterprise Client Success Manager salaries in India

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The working hours are flexible and you have the option to work from home and even from remote location. You do not have much trouble to get leaves. In that way HP Inc is quite flexible. It is the best place to work for a family person especially for women who are mothers and for those who have certain kind of responsibilities to fulfill in terms of family

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... very poor yearly. The bonus amount is very low compared to other organisations. The pay scale is on the higher side but depends on your package in the previous organisation. Work timings are pretty much flexible but no job satisfaction in terms of appraisal and bonus

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Its like open sky. Depends on you how high you can fly. Growth is unlimited for those who can push themselves every day a little more. Employees are treated well with respect as culture is so diverse / Old/ accepting that HP itself has become a culture. Its called HP Way.

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...luck. you may be politely asked to leave. Which in my personal opinion is ok. Compensation was a concern but i thing with recent changes ( Adding an early Salary bench marking) has taken care of this to a larger extent if some one is left behind over 2 -3 Appraisals this takes care of that.

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Good company to start with for freshers. Good company culture. Learning opportunities are high. Job security is good once you give Good performance on consistent basis. Management is decent.

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Salary is low and promotion opportunities are less. Work will be stressful hence work satisfaction will not be good.

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only I would like the work life balance and product based company. not like services company have less pressure on the deliverables . Hybrid work .

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Compensation compare to Open Market far away. No proper HR presence . I did not understand process for promotions.

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Work life balance

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...ir treatment unless they continually appease the managers to get what they need. Salary discrepancies are prevalent—favored employees receive higher pay for the same work, while others encounter issues during performance reviews and pay hikes. When we ask for work-from-home due to long commutes, we're told to take leave, only to later be criticized for taking too many days off. The inconsistency is frustrating. They also send formal emails for trivial matters, like stepping out to collect a food delivery. Speaking of food, the canteen offers very limited healthy options for night shift workers, with choices like instant noodles and white bread sandwiches, though the cook is good. Hygiene is another concern—there have been instances of worms in the water filters, and some employees do not maintain basic hygiene standards in the washrooms. While badged employees, especially those on their notice period, are often left unchecked for not working, contract workers—especially the quieter ones—face disproportionate scrutiny for minor issues. I'm glad to have left such a toxic environment, where there’s a constant mismatch between what is said and what is actually done.