PPD Clinical Manager salaries in India

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PPD has good compensation structure and increments are average. It provides free transport for all the employees.

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The work culture is not good in PPD - Bangalore office. Office has malicious politics. Good employees who are work-oriented cannot sustain in the PPD. They will be sacked or harassed by the Senior Leadership Team until they are resign by themselves. PPD is not employee oriented company, it is an autocratic organization in which few leaders lead the local and global company. PPD does not value Open Communication, Transparency. There is no open door policy as well. Clinical Data Management CDM department is divided in Global and EDS. If you are in Global CDM, you can sustain in PPD for a longer duration, if you are in EDS CDM, then your job security is at stake. EDS Team is a disorganized team in the PPD with new Sr.Manager, who is worst in interpersonal skills and with no technical skills and Senior Leadership Team. Employees are not valued and Sr.Manager is culturally biased to the core. Sr. Manage's principle is favoritism and politics, defaming the employees in front of Senior Leadership Team. He will play dire politics with you and make you guilty for the things which you've never committed. Because of this Sr.Manager many employees left from the team, even old and senior employees with managers left because of one Sr.Manager. The worst part of the EDS, Senior Leadership supports the worst Sr.Manager. If you escalate to HR, it is none of use. HR team is helpless because they act according to the Senior Leadership Team. EDS is highly unstable department in PPD, there were ramp down in EDS SAS team and entire team was abruptly washed away from the floor. EDS CDM is left out with handful of employees. Most of the work is done by Latin America and US. US team and Latin America, Sr Manager (worst manager) are dominant on the EDS. If you are looking for money and dire politics then this job is for you, however if you're looking for stable company with long term prospects then definitely a BIG NO. Re-Think before you join PPD.

Likes

*Work culture and supportive management. *Open door policy and empathatic management who supports you beyond work during the time of crisis or mishaps. *Leave policy is good. PPD provides good number of leaves. *Flexibility in work and login timings, provided you prove your worth and be trustworthy in terms of assigned work. *Work from home requests are considered for personal reasons, however transitioning to complete WFH model is a challenge if you have joined as a Office based employee. *Bonus is not performance linked, hence you'd get complete bonus at the end of defined cycle. *PPD emphasizes on knowledge and training in various processes of your domain. However, transitioning to another domain is a bit of a challenge.

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...will of individuals. *Project related stress depends upon the assigned manager. *Salary and benefits are bit lower than the actual market offerings. Market corrections are not done. *Promotion is slow, when you get promoted the appraisal would be great otherwise it's not up to the mark.

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There is nothing to like about the company.

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...led work life balance, and the HR suggested me to seek psychiatric consultation. They pay you huge, and squeeze your life out of you. Joining this organisation means you have sold your soul to these blood sucking parasites.

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...hen they hire in contract, and make you to quit your job before contract period. Salary is also not given by them as per norms.

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Job security is not there. They only use you and will not pay you what you deserve. At the time of interview they say different and after joining they dont follow their commitment

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PPD if you'd like. PPD is a global contract research organization that offers various internship opportunities in the pharmaceutical and clinical research industry. If you have specific questions about interning at PPD or would like information on what potential interns might like about it, please provide more details, and I'd be happy to help.

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Workload: If interns are given an excessive workload or are asked to perform tasks that are not in line with their learning objectives, it can lead to dissatisfaction. Lack of Mentorship: Insufficient guidance or mentorship from supervisors or colleagues can make the internship experience less rewarding. Limited Learning Opportunities: If the intern feels that they aren't gaining valuable skills or knowledge, it can be a negative aspect of the internship. Poor Company Culture: A company with a toxic or unprofessional work culture can lead to a negative internship experience. Geographic or Commute Challenges: For some interns, the location of the company and commute can be a drawback. Compensation: If the compensation for the internship is inadequate, it can be a source of dissatisfaction. It's important to note that an internship experience can vary widely, and what one person dislikes about interning at a particular organization might not be the same for someone else. It's essential to communicate with the employer, set clear expectations, and seek feedback to ensure a positive and productive internship experience.