Red Hat Deployment Engineer salaries in India

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Offers great work-life balance, competitive compensation, fair promotion, job security, skill development, high job satisfaction and a positive company culture. Its been a fantastic experience overall.

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None so far

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- Open culture and work life balance. - No much pressure or stress on employee - Good benefits

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- Pay is less when compared to other product based companies. - As a technical Support Engineer, we will be working on a specific part of product or component so that we do not get exposure to complete product. Though good resources if you want to learn any other technologies on your own, you don't get hands on experience with all the products on production.

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Exploring new tools and techniques and different ways to working

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Compensation is low compared to other companies. Also, the work culture slowly turning into service-based culture similar to IBM. After IBM takeover there has been tremendous changes in leadership owing to which stability is hampered and we are unsure of what should be our main goal or accomplishment

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Work-Life balance. Employee-friendly culture. Understanding Manager and supportive colleagues.

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Salary is comparatively less given the great brand value of this company. Also, Promotions and Appraisals don't come very often.

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IBM Brand name attached now. Work Culture is good. People usually don't indulge in politics. Job security is excellent. No layoffs during the pandemic. Learning opportunities are there but you need to spend time in the organization to get that. Lots of emphasis on one's tenure in the organization. More the number of years spent, more respect the person gets. Management is good and pretty cool about things. No micro management.

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Salary is on the lower side than the market. Also the appraisals are not consistent. Career growth will become stagnant is there is not much job role change when one gets promoted. There are less opportunities for IJP's Yet to get the benefit of being an IBM company. This should reflect in people getting more job opportunities to go to internally.