Infosys BPM Technical Automation Lead salaries in India

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The culture and job security is good

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Because of a lot of resource availability, impact on learning curve is negatively affected, it also affects the salary, which is quite low than the industry standards.

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...vironment and culture. There is a huge cafeteria and gaming arcade fir chilling.Company policies are good,appraisals are fair and they give good salary hike and bonus every year.

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There is a lot of politics and the management doesn't address our issues.There is a bond of 2 years before which you cannot resign.

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Not much pressure while working in Infosys, and job security also good ,work life balance also ok

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The most important thing that is salary which is too low and there is no hikes from past 3 years and no other benifits, no allowances no promotion on time. The minimum ctc should increase otherwise its too difficult to survive in Bangalore.The company should think about the employees future also ,if there is no hikes for years means its not worth to work there at least the basic ctc should be more or yearly hikes company should give

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Job security

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...uch of partiality, even if you work your a off it will not be recognized at all. Salary no need to ask about it. After 3 years they have given hike of 2k on in hand salary and that's the hike.

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If you prioritize work-life balance and job security over a high salary and skill development, this is the right place for you. However, if you're aiming for significant professional growth, this company may not be the best fit

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I strongly dislike the salary they offer, especially since BPM employees do the same work in projects but are treated as secondary resources with no priority. Compared to Infosys Ltd, the talent level is lacking, and management does nothing to address this biased system. Avoid joining Infosys BPM—opt for Infosys Ltd instead, as both roles end up doing the same work once assigned to a project.