NatWest Group Assistant Manager Finance & Accounts salaries in India

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As whole organisation is its good to work but compensation and yearly hike is not satisfactory.

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Its good place to start your career as fresher, initially there were more benefits like free food, free transport but later everything was taken out.

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Almost nothing to like except that they offer good salary while recruiting. Good to stay for an year and switch better because is KPO, its not really a Bank you can go for.

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No learning opportunity. In one year whatever new you have to learn is there. After that, its over. Promotions are interview based so your relationship with YOUR manager should be good, else they will block your career forever.

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Working atmosphere is too good and job security is also just like government job.good pay scale and lots of career growth opportunities available...wide scope to develop your skills and improve your talent by learning and development within organization

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No such thing I have observed as of now as I find it very much fit to work and specially for female employee is best in all.

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Nothing special to highlight, just a normal corporate like others.

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Hike and Appraisal is not very attractive. The organization demands you to be more competitive and challanging but salary Or appraisal won't be competitive, it's usual as per market or below market norms.

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Work-life balance

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...on a fixed-term contract with no intention of making me a permanent employee. 2.No Salary Increment: As an FTC employee, there were no salary increments, which is extremely discouraging and doesn't reflect the hard work and dedication put into the job. 3.Unstable Work Assignments: After the probation period, they assigned me to different teams for various projects. Despite contributing significantly to these projects, they still refused to make my position permanent. Once the project was completed, they simply terminated my contract. 4.External Hiring Over Internal Promotion: Instead of offering permanent positions to current FTC employees, the company continuously hires new people from outside. This practice shows a complete disregard for the loyalty and potential of their current employees.