JCB Deputy General Manager Operations salaries in Pune

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...nywhere get job in this company. After getting good job that person also shifts. Salary deductions are very high.

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Salary Deductions Worst work culture No policy and Principles. Just for the sake of name it is a corporate but it's purely worser than a Lala Company. A daily wages worksman gets more job satisfaction than a Manager or an engineer or for that sake any educated guy should get. No respect at all.

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...pplied or availablity and population halding also make greater compair to other. I am sure that my dream job discovery full fill here according to salary way or training way etc.More options will available in which I learn and make perfect my knowledge.

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The process of joining of jcb I dislike, because after more searches I can't found the proper way of joining

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Canteen and pantry facilities and the salary they offered. Very supportive manager (Verghese Thomas) NPP.

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NPP department is worst. AGM Manish Satpute is toxic and abusive. Very agressive and get angry very quickly. He sit right above your head to boss you. Many people leave that department because of him even one colleague become alcoholic because of the stress he gave him. He openly abuse loudly even for his boss Mr. Avtar singh (GM) But behind his back. Very poor onboarding process for new joinees.

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In jcb private limited the staff is good and my team also good because the used to as par my teaching

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When I work in a thard parti service I used to hate there salary the most because they used to give very less amount. This is what I don't like.!

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The managers, teammates & CFT teams are supportive. No issue with respect to work, or knowledge gain.

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...rare, with less annual compensation increments. No market corrections are given. in some cases, newly joined employees have more salary than their managers who have been working for a long time. The campus is like a jail, once you enter you have limited access to go outside campus. Where many organisations promote an open culture, this organisation has a very conservative culture.