Honeywell Automation Business Process Analyst salaries in India

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Nothing. It is good for local people, they take it as a part-time job and they handle their business outside. Or many of them just sit and wait for retirement from here. Managers and directors are not here by their quality but they are just sitting here for 15 years and waiting for retirement.

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...y may also disrupt your personal life by sending you to the customer's location. Additionally, they might refuse to give you a salary hike because you received per diem (daily allowances on site, i.e., $50) at the customer site.

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...d the management is transparent there is a huge cafeteria and gaming Arcade for chilling company policies are good salary hike and bonus every year

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There there is a lot of politics and the management doesn't address our issue salary is decent but career growth is slow on the job training is not given new joiners

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Few teams have good learning curve. Flexible timings at office

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... of year on year hike. I didn't see my work speak anytime during my tenure here. No flexible component in compensation as well, very less benefits.

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The system and processes are exceptionally great and data availability is easy. It helps to be more strategic and analytical without wasting time on data arrangement.

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Too many calls and work life balance is challenging across all the functions. No employee benefits apart from decent salary which doesn't help Honeywell to stand out in the market. Campus is average old style with big parking challenge.

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Job security is there. Lot of opportunities for overseas assignments and learning. Focus on developing soft skills. Multinational company so get to work with employees across globe. Overall it’s good company to start your career which will shape you in a good professional. If your soft skills are great then there is chance to slowly grow your career in company.

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Low salary increments and terrible promotions. Manager heavy company. Much more managers are there to manage projects and employees than actual working employees.