Indian Bank Assistant Manager II salaries in India

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Salary in PSBs is the only thing you can term as a positive.

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Work life balance is non existent. Management will bluntly put it that they do not care about your health or mental condition. Targets are unrealistic and everybody is out to pressurize branches as much possible, even encouraging unethical and fraudulent practices. HR is non existent. You will be forced to work long hours to satisfy the ego of the management. Join at your own risk.

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...f diversified roles in various verticals along different geographical locations.The employees enjoy several Perks and allowances alongside their salary.It has a great job security and social status too.

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The job can be a bit monotonus and repetitive at times. The salary is decent at first but the growth is stagnant after a time period. The far off rural postings brings several challenges and hardships too. The transfers are frequent.

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Job security, some of good Managers, Salary and Compensation is good. Its a government job but culture is quite like private job.

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Very much shortage of Staff, Some of the Mangement staff Behaviour is rude and Superior behaves like bossy. Too much workload due to immensely shortage of Staff. Bad promotion policy . Not all the time deserving candidate gets promotion. Transfer policy is poor. They do not consider your request unless you know someone who has influence.

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Everyone can take part in decision making. Integrity is integral part. The work culture had then this bank to be at the apex of all Banks in terms of profitability and we have endured the testing time in baking industry.

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compensation front

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Salary and allowances are decent. And if you are lucky enough to get a good manager, you life will be good.

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Extremely bad work culture. Huge burden of targets, even new joinees are not spared! They won't give you an opportunity to learn, they only care about their business figures! Bad postings in unlivable rural areas. Yes perks and allowances are good, but often times you have to beg them to get those. Corrupt practices undertaken by HRM section, people of certain communities are given preference over the other. And if you dare to raise your voice against such injustice, you will be harassed even more.