PepsiCo Assistant Manager- HR salaries in Nellore

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Great culture, considerate leaders, infectious thought leadership, positive work environment, timely recognition, differential growth opportunities

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Salary can be more competitive, capability building support can be strengthened for leadership developmetn

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Salary, Exposure to good work, office infrastructure.

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Unethical working practices & psychologically unsafe working enviroment. Asking people to voice opinions fearlessly and then retaliating when they raise concerns by giving them low performance ratings, no growth, isolation, constant criticism, blocking lateral movement within the organization.. the list is endless. HR enables the unhealthy work enviroment and toxic managers telling the grieving employees that its their fault and they should quit/look for another job. Senior leadership lacks integrity and is just focused on looking good to their managers in the US despite having very low OHS scores and their teams on the brink of burnout. its a shame because PepsiCo is a renowned brand name and is a dream job for many.

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Work life balance is okay. Company offers very good variable pay if the company performance is good.

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Routine work, too much of bossism politics. Not employ friendly. No scope for skill development. Benefits are not equilly applied to every employee in the company.

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Company culture is okay okay. Work life balance is good in PBNA, and FLNA. Salary is little higher than average.

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Promotions have become very slower these days, it’s getting delayed by 1 yr even if you are 100% on mark. Leaders only think about their own growth while their subordinates are not taken care of. No scope of learning, stakeholder keep the quality with themselves while we are only given entry level jobs.

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The learning opportunity

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The favoritism and biasness of certain managers is destroying the culture. They play politics in promotion, salary hikes and even in new opportunities. Either the top management is blind or they don't care