Infinx Softwaretest Engineer salaries in India

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Friendly work environment, Flexible Working hours, Supportive team and Management, good salary hike, bonus every year, Transportation facilities, Good Company policy.

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Career growth is slow due to lack of Technological improvements

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If you are part of their software department then culture is different and for bpo its different. Amazing people in software as compared to bpo guys.

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Salary raise is low than expected...and for me personally location was really matter.

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...ealthcare. The work pressure will be high because your dealing with health care. Fresher salary is very very less and increment is totally based on work which is good but the increment process is very tough like very less holiday should be taken monthly, target should be 100%, monthly assessment test. "NO HOLIDAY FOR INDIAN FESTIVAL" even national holiday also they follow U.S holiday which is very less. This only applies to when your working for U.S Client. And normal jobs like coding, H.R, accountant I don't know very well. But the people are good I was very lucky that I met with good people at work for my first job.

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Salary and Holidays you are dealing with BPO work remember that holidays are given based on U.S holiday even national hoiday.

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From what I have gathered, working at Infinx offers a unique opportunity for professional growth and recognition. I am particularly drawn to the prospect of showcasing my skills to my managers and receiving appreciation for my contributions. Additionally, the chance to develop myself further and potentially move up to a leadership role is incredibly appealing. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss any potential openings within your organization and how my skills and experience could align with the goals of Infinx.

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Some user's feel that compensation (salary, bonuses, benefits) is not competitive enough compared to industry standards or doesn't match the amount of work expected. Also, many supervisors are unable to avail their entitled leaves due to the demanding nature of their work responsibilities. As a result, they are losing out on their accumulated leaves and are also not receiving compensation in the form of overtime for their extra workload. I would like to suggest that we work closely with the payroll department to address this issue and find a solution that is fair to all parties involved. As per company policy, supervisors are allowed to carry forward a maximum of 60 unused leaves to the following year. Any leaves in excess of this limit will unfortunately lapse. I believe that by addressing this issue proactively, we can ensure that our supervisors are able to maintain a healthy work-life balance and are duly compensated for their hard work and dedication.