Infosys BPM OTC Lead salaries in India

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The Infosys bench is the best thing about it.You can easily find new projects.

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... a lot of terms and conditions without any real benefits.Money is a big problem.They don’t pay you enough.

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The best part and the only reason why most of the employee are still at IBPM are because of WFH. There is still no mandate on hybrid or wfo. Learning and training portal is excellent if used correctly.

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... been 3 years and still there are no appraisals with regards to salary revision. The variable pay is payed out with an average of 60-65%.

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Nothing but just salary on time

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Infosys BPM Hyderabad is worst with lot of politics and dictator leadership Infosys is now days an organization which can make one really sick HR lacks the humanitarian skills ,just a puppet of the Managers Leaders make intimate relations with female employees and offer them promotions Totally political scenario If you are in dire need of money then work here otherwise stay away if you want to take care of mental health

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Infrastructure and building security. Learning opportunities

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...r account to travel the world but won't give you single penny as Incentives. 4. No matter how hard you work, your performance variable pay will always be deducted by 20-30% 5. There are multiple channels to raise your voice but nobody will listen to what you have to say 6. HR business partner has forgotten their work and will tend to seek instructions from managers on what to do. 7. No matter you give 15 years to company, they will not bother when you leave. 8.They will say they have given appraisals and there is 10 days Hybrid, but reality is different. Join this company when you plan to retire and don't want to work. All the leadership is like that.

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Work life balance and the way they work like a team coordination is excellent and the way of work culture is extremely ultimate to work in that atmosphere.

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Salary and promotions cycle period and norms and policy