ICICI Bank Cctv Technician salaries in India

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Working in ICICI Bank I am very proud to be say in anybody her working culture and customers sales and collection repayment policy is very nice and loan repayment options is very good

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Salary and promotion system is very poor

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Good work environment and culture. Teammates are supportive and the management is transparent. There is a huge cafeteria.

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There is a lot of politics and the management doesn’t address our issues. Salary is decent but career growth is slow.

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Environment is good....good platform for learning.....seniors is also very supportive....my frst job experience on icici bank is very good....

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Salary is very low....i m a off roll emplyee need to grow my career for my better furure needs

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It was great and I have learned that lot of things and more fun with colleagues and also manager's I think I will get better for depend upon on this company work with satisfaction And thanks for anything

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Salary and about incentive and poor response with_____

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Job Security

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I have concerns regarding ICICI Bank's compensation and work culture. Specifically: - Salary: The bank offers significantly lower salaries (4-6 LPA) to Tier 3 college graduates with 5-6 years of experience, including B.Tech/M.Tech degrees, compared to freshers from top-tier1 colleges for similar work. - Workload: Employees are often overloaded with excessive work, leading to undue stress. - Bias: There appears to be a bias towards hiring and promoting graduates from Tier 1 colleges. - Promotion and hikes: Opportunities for growth and salary increases seem limited. - Work environment: Some senior managers allegedly create a toxic work environment, exhibiting unprofessional behavior towards female employees and using aggressive language. - Leave policies: Junior employees are often denied leave, including PL, CL, and sick leave, while senior managers enjoy their weekends and week days as well. - Business ethics: The bank's management practices seem to lack business ethics and morals towards gender specific. - Expectation of constant availability: Junior employees, including those in Designation/Department (DE), are expected to be available 24/7, including weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) and off-days, which is unsustainable and blurs the line between personal and professional life. - No compensation for extra work: Employees are not provided with compensatory off (comp-off) for working extra days or hours, leading to burnout and impacting work-life balance.