Indegene Project Associate salaries in Thiruvananthapuram

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The compensation was really very good as per market standards

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No work life balance. You will be threatened if you take leaves. Very depressing work environment for Project Management team. No working defined work hours. Cultural bias is observed in almost all teams. The list the can go on.

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...ce culture is it's best part, no toxicity and very friendly and helpful seniors. The compensation they paid was a very competitive one as compared to the current pay scale in the industries. Also there's a lot of focus on learning and improving the skill set of the employee

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The company's usp is that it only serves to medical clients, so after a while you might feel stuck with same work and project which might limit your exposure and growth

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Nothing major, but below are few.... Free Cabs after 8pm (subject to approval or deducted from your salary) Free dinner after 8pm The VP paid out usually is 100%

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No work life balance at all. No proper work planning Resource management is poor No job security

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The company has a good work culture.. When the company was not doing financially well, they haven't fired anyone. They tried to retain people by just cutting their hike. They value their employees more.

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Salary is less and not as per industry standards

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The work culture at Indegene allows each employee to showcase their ideas and voice their opinions. This creates a healthy environment promoting growth and visibility with senior leadership.

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Terrible pay! This applies to employees from lower bands who are hired under extremely low CTC. This is to be noted that the work given to these employees are no less than anyone else in a senior band level. The appraisal season gets delayed most times citing company isn't doing that well. And when it happens, it's practically nothing. It hardly covers the commute expenses to the office. No cabs by the way. They need to understand that it's essential to appreciate employees especially from Band A levels since these are the folks doing most of the grunt work. No one works in a corporate setting for passion. Everyone expects and deserves fiar pay for what they contribute.