Oyo Rooms International Travel Consultant salaries in Noida

Likes

Ontime salary and independency

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1. They do not respect tanure. They'll fire you anytime. 2. No job security 3. They don't respect returning mothers 4. They'll hold appraisal and promotion if a lady is pregnant 5. Old timers should be respected

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... saying he is correct. Politics is there, you are not appreciated for your work. When asked for appresel, said you did not do any work and you are on high package already. In town hall CEO other leadership will say big big words we did this, that, flana n all but on grounds same culture. Oyo hires people on contract bases, which means you are treated like a slave, also they fired 70% people last year. No IJP and no learnings. It's better not to join Oyo.

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Well only work from home was good, and everything is bad

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Only thing that I liked the most working at OYO is that you are surrounded by meritorious and passionate people with topnotch academic pedigree that challenges you continually for performing better.

Dislikes

...es. Career growth - Nothing significant. Not driven by meritocratic culture. Salary - Complete disparity in salary even for the people on same role Learning - If you are street smart, you are likely to do well. However, growth depends upon your academic pedigree. Work life balance - None

Likes

...gement is transparent. There is a huge cafeteria and gaming arcade for chilling. Company policies are good, appraisals are fair and they give good salary hike and bonus every year.

Dislikes

There is a lot of politics and the management doesn’t address our issues. Salary is decent but career growth is slow. There is a bond of 2 years before which you cannot resign.

Likes

Thik si salary No strict working hours

Dislikes

The work culture No holidays Nothing streamlined No leaves They need to know all your whereabouts No sense of personal boundaries Unnecessary pressure No planning of work 24/7 work culture They will always be a start up because they don’t believe in changing what’s not right Jugaad