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Assistant Manager Mechanical in Greater Noida

Mechanical Department

2.0
  •  posted on 06 Oct 2019
2.0
 for  Salary and Benefits

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Good company for a career start. You can learn basics and get opportunity to handle projects on your own.

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No work-life balance. Work environment is not good. Location is not good. One has to do work of other disciplines also. No amenities. No cafeteria. No soft skill training. No health insurance. No team outing. Require lots of travel on daily basis.

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a technical project manager
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Hi, I'm here to share a part of my journey from the past 12 years in my career, I started from a package of 3.6LPA in 2013 at iGate and due to a few bad decisions on my career and worthless advices from people who are always pessimistic about the industry, I switched two companies and landed in a start-up with 2.4LPA. I worked hard nearly 8-16hrs a day single handed researched, built and managed an entire vertical of a project for 8 years. When the company didn't value my contribution and thought I was too young to become a manager, I had a package of 6LPA and Senior developer in designation. I switched for obvious reasons to a TL role for 12LPA and now at the same company I'm a TPM on the basis of my contribution with 48LPA as a fixed component. I feel outclassed in terms of having a fancy CV with certifications, I feel like CTC has hit a peak with 48LPA being fixed and nearly 40% in Variable. Most companies are hesitant to hire me because of this. What should be my next move?
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