ICICI Bank Salaries in Mumbai (Updated 2025)

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*Unlimited sick leaves

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People, leadership, sick leaves not approved - causing loss of pay, unorganised, manual data entry, ancient systems, frequent pointless meetings and have no clear agenda that stretch beyond 1 hr (max. 5 hrs), no work from home almost always required to work from anywhere on sick leave, have strict login and logout times,

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....Work life balance is good for me as we don't have too much pressure and stress. Salary and other benefits are also good. There is no appraisal system, therefore no leg pulling or working in silos is there which is very important for big organisation especially established banks. This very boon also have some cons like there are fixed increament at annual level which are close to 9% at mid management level and 4-5% at leadership levels. Additionally, the promotion happens in every 3 yrs(which is fixed based on your work experience and education level) till you reach leadership level and with each promotion you get salary hike of around 25% and from CM1 level you start to get Esops as well. Furthermore, there are fixed working hours from 9:15-5:15 for me and strictly no work from home policy. You have to be present physically everyday at ofc. Overall company culture is good like other corporates. In branch level things and experience might defer. Overall in my opinion better than other indian banks.

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Work from office for 6 days policy, with alternate Saturday's off. Others, You can read it in like section only, mentioned there

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Salary structure and fairly good timings.

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The only culture Leadership knows is to disrespect their employees. The culture they is no zero culture!!! No workplace etiquettes. Howling is a common way seniors talk in this bank.

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Skill development is good. job security is good

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Very Low salary as compared to other companies and current inflation. NO salary discussion with HR. No promotions. Growth is extremely slow. No retension of employees. no work life balance