Renault-Nissan Clinical Trial Coordinator salaries in India

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Salary and increment Easy connect with top management Learning as you have to look after everything Some of reporting manager are good and they allow you to work with freedom Less work pressure 5 day work and 2 days optional Your work will be noticed

Dislikes

Not aligned with competitiors Lots and lots of work load For every little thing City manager is responsible Freedom to express even though it won't change anything No promotion and you have to work at same role for years

Likes

Good culture and friendly environment. Very good work life balance scenario.

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Taking external employees with higher pay but not giving any extra pay(% increase)for the person who works here for the past.

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Almost nothing

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... are not paid out immediately. You have to keep chasing people to get your dues. When you do, you find that all the payouts are calculated on basic pay only, and other allowances (which were part of your salary) are not paid. 7. Even small requirements have to go through a lengthy process of approvals (of 8 to 10 levels), and you find yourself spending more time getting approvals rather than actually doing work. 8. Weekly appraisals by your boss are very unpleasant and unnecessary. 9. Canteen services are horrendous. Food has been found to contain foreign bodies, including glass, plastic, stones and insects. 10. No freedom to work at all.

Likes

As a fresher it is good company to start with. Salary is less as compared to the market and very less increments are given on yearly basis. Culture is good and good opportunities to learn more and also onsite opportunities available.

Dislikes

Increments not given properly. Less motivation following . Favouritism exists and feels like it is a South Indian company more than a France or Japan company because of its location and people inside.

Likes

Good place to work. Flexible working on needed basis. Well defined policies

Dislikes

There is a bond of 3 years. Salary is decent but career growth is slow. However learning and training opportunities to enhance skills are given