NatWest Group Manager-Banking salaries in India

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It totally depends on the department you work for. Initially when i was part of gcs, the work environment was chill but after they moved us to transaction filtering things became worse.

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No work life balance. No holidays on public holiday Long extended working hours without extra pay. Micro monitoring No leaves , they will bother you even if you are sick.

Likes

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.

Likes

The only good thing about NatWest is Job Security and that you will het comfortable in your role l.

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Salary is the biggest issue here. You will be heavily underpaid and one thing they will always going to say at the time of appraisal and increment is that you are way above the industry slab which in real is not the truth. You will slowly get detroite and lose all the motivation for growth. You will be stuck with the 90 days Notice period policy and lose all the interview skills as well. Working culture is not that good as Managers are not aware of the colleagues well being and they want you to work day in and day out. Also you will be dissatisfied with the culture as there are no benefits for you at all.

Likes

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

Dislikes

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.