Ministry of Finance - India Data Entry Operator salaries in Kochi

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Good Team work, no job security and no career growth. average salary and easy travel point but it is good for learning and i suggestion to all the pvt. company better than contractual job in govt. department

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no job security

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You will learn a lot in terms of litigation aspects which will help you in long run

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Poor management Excessive office politics No benefit except fixed salary No appreciation of your hard work Expects to work 24*7*365 like a slave Department is full of reservation category people so most of them don't work

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Not at all, I feel secure there. Only the boss has good views about me. But there are no career growth. In case, I get a better chance I would surely switch this job

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The salary matter, the job security, the timing, the work culture etc. lots of things are mixed in it.

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The fact that it creates the enabling environment to learn, unlearn and to relearn vital stuff shaping the economy as a whole.

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...on and how staff are allowed to meaningfully form part of integral part of work. The lack of a proper functioning HR system, poor salary, inadequate insensitive, coupled with the existing poor system makes working as a staff at the Ministry a difficult one. To conclude, the deliberate ways to which selected staff are frustrated on the basis of their perceive affiliation to a political class or family is just too unacceptable.

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Nothing. Government never gave opportunity to have say of its employees.

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Government has been basically run by arrogant and dishonest officers. A person who is just registrar of the tribunal, having basic salary of around 90000 per month, but maintains Mercedes E class and levish lifestyle who went for Europe Tour for 3 weeks with family. And other honest officer has been sacked by way of invoking Rule 56J only on the instance of that corrupt person.