John Deere Scrum Master salaries in Indore

Likes

Good pay and good work life balance.

Dislikes

Growth is stagnant. No career growth or path especially for Scrum master and agile coach roles. Even for other roles it's only through IJP which again is very unfair process.

Likes

...anization. Things move very slow. Good for those who want to live peaceful life. Pay is really good. Annual bonus payout has consistently been 150+% for many years.

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They used to hire only fresh grads earlier, recently they've started hiring laterals. Company brainwashes their employees so much that these fresh grads believe that John Deere is the best company in the world. JD has pampered their employees so much that they do not let lateral new joiners be comfortable in the team. Hiding important information, not copying on emails etc are usual things. HR policies have given so much power to the employees that even senior management has become helpless.

Likes

...ross domains. They have collaboration with good universities like Symbiosis etc. Salary growth is optimal but total rewards structure is awesome!!!

Dislikes

Not impacted by that but I dislike about their (more than required) focus on employee engagement survey for great place to work. It's already a great place to work so no need to spent time in survey each year.

Likes

Work life balance is good. Hybrid work culture.

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Salary offered is less. Notice period is 3 months. Appraisal cycle is October to November. Salary increment will start from March only. Manager exploit senior engineer and will use your work to promote themselves. Lots of toxic politics in office.

Likes

...yee's holistic well being. You'll be able to maintain a great work life balance. The salary's are pretty competitive as per market standards.

Dislikes

...xtremely slow; You could be at a grade for 10+ years even after performing well. The norms for salary revisions during employee ratings keep changing every year. It is very easy to be lost in their hierarchy.