K12 Techno Services Instructional Designer salaries in India

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There is no growth opportunities no salary hike i worked for k12 for 2 years but there is not even 1 rs hike they have given to employees there is no respect you will get as a employee too much toxic environment and wherever they fill to kick you from organisation they will make changes in your role designation and torcher you at high so you put your papers

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...epartment work accordingly they can cut your salary at any point no matters how you work hard for them there is no salary hike no promotion they will give they only hire new people who don't have experience knowledge but they not going to promote you and they will torcher you onces admission season end so you can put your papers no job security they only believe in donkey work no work culture no holiday no leaves on festival and onces you step out from organisation other organisations not consider this organisation experience because you don't learn anything.

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...e they work very professionally, on the other hand the work culture is friendly. You can opt for more job responsibilities if you want a hike in pay scale and promotions. My manager Sachin Jain have been a delight to work under. He taught be all about how the businesses runs and how we can help people and our company.

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Nothing as such to share.

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Only salary on time except incentives and TA

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Toxic workplace. Kolkata location "Smiti Banerjee(city Head)" and her servent "Anindita(Assistant Business Development Manager)" both are playing potitics with employees career. Suddenly they terminate employees. One of the worst person "Mr. Niranjan Murugan" who support them. Overall the organization are not for workplace, it's only for politics.

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In-hand salary is fairly good (no PF though). Transport facilities around the office are good,

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Terrible work culture; Top management is among the worst in the ed-tech sector in the country. Poor in terms of employee benefits (insurance to be paid out of pocket). No leave encashment (forced to work on leaves). No on-job training. First-level managers blame the executives and second-level managers blame the first-level managers and the executives. Forced resignations are the norm. People are often forced to resign even during the notice period (in case of willful resignations). In most cases, once the project is over, employees for that project are forced to resign. Tip: Not bad for short-term employment (less than 1 year). If you join here, keep looking for other opportunities aggressively after six months, even if your job may not be threatened.

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The colleagues Their work

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...eriod can vary from 30 minutes to 30 days, depending on the mood of the manager. The policy defines 30 days, but they can ask you on your day of resignation to not to continue coming from the next day and not pay you a penny. However, if you ask for an early release, you have to pay back money to the company "as per company policy of release". As I mentioned earlier, policies are only modelled to derive money from the employees. Many more points can be jotted, but they are common to most of the co-called "corporates" today.