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Salary related reviews for Pragya
Project Trainee in
Gurgaon / Gurugram
Full Time
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Healthcare & Life Sciences Department
2.0
• posted on 26 Jun 2024
1.0
for Salary and Benefits
Likes
On paper Organization is too good
Dislikes
...grassroots level. Bare minimum travel and food allowance, Reimbursement system.
No salary increment, a bare minimum salary to local volunteers.
Bad work-life balance, works on daily target-based system if not meant too much pressure, no understanding, toxic work culture.
I never faced salary delay issues, not even during pandemic times. Apprisal is always on time. I also received on-time recognition from my superior. Everything is entirely performance-based and carried out professionally. I am learning from industry experts
A peaceful and stable environment
Senior management who shows the right path
Equality is practiced
Good pay and increments
Intellectual management personnel are always available on the phone
Work life balance. You will not get leave approved. If it will be approved then sandwich which come into role. Rude behavior of boss, they think they have earned much amount of money. They will fire you anytime. Your official out time is 5:45 but your team lead will want you to work till 7 pm. And boss will want you to work 24x7. They can call you anytime. Even if you are on official leave they will call you and torture you.
Office is amazing, very nice, clean and beautiful.
Dislikes
...tent, and the employees are treated more like laborers than valued team members. There are no holidays or celebrations observed, and strict punctuality is enforced with salary deductions for lateness. Despite being an NGO, they have unrealistic formal dress expectations and may send you home for not complying. Late work is mandatory, with no compensatory time off. Respect and appreciation are severely lacking, and the overall atmosphere is notably rude.