NatWest Group Test Lead salaries in India (Updated 2025)

Likes

...helpful environment 3. Great work life balance. No weekend work. No overtime. 4. Salary is decent enough.

Dislikes

1. Very little appraisal. 2. Management people are full of it. Many micro-manage a lot and dont have any proper technical knowledge. 3. No skill development unless you are in a good BU. Too much operational work - It gets on your nerve.

Likes

...ple work, no higher risks and accountability despite being in Banking Operation. Layers of scrutiny and focus on hugely learning & development of an employee rather than their salary and other payables

Dislikes

...posit any sum deducted during my tenure with RBS at the Employee Provident Fund. The salary rise is very scant. They make you work long hours, no overtime and all. There are many projects happening there, the front level employees have to work but all the credit goes to the Manager or the Team Leader. The working hours are very long, very less breaks. Highly monitored environment. It's like being inside a military dome not in a cubicle. All-in-all, with less pay and less morale, one cannot stand long in this company. This company values perfection, but not employee's life.

Likes

...partments. 3. Work environment and primises are also at very great condition. 4. Salary will always credit at time or before it.

Dislikes

1. I have worked in many departments all are so good but the Portfolio department of the company that have just Indian managers and laeders have extreme work pressure, great retention rate, micromanagement, office politics and the overall work environment is very toxic. 2. Just look for which department you're going to work for. Otherwise, the company is literally awesome.

Likes

Work-life balance is the one thing that I like most in NatWest Group.

Dislikes

...tly over time, but I feel that my compensation hasn’t been adjusted accordingly. With added tasks and higher expectations, I believe my salary should better reflect the increased workload and contributions I’m making to the team.