S P Jain School of Global Management Manager Learning & Development salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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...of the practises that Mr. ML Srikant started is still retained to this date. 3. It follows Seventh Pay, which ensures the staff is paid decently well

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1. The growth is stagnant & an Associate is doing the same thing as a Manager, the role definition is quite blurred in a lot of departments. 2. The Current Dean comes on the back of Corporate stints, hence doesn't have the grasp of the Indian Education system and that can be problematic at most times. 3. The Institute has a serious Identity Crisis, it is a semi goverment institute & a private one according to the Management's convenience. 4. Some of the leaders need to be given sensitivity training, they are biased based on background, religion, gender and all the problematic things imaginable.

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It is flexible, good work environment, less competitive, learning organisation, in the process of major transformation under a new management

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Career growth is limited, compensation is on the lower side, less profrssional

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Reason it's still one of the leading MBA colleges in the country, managed by competent and efficient Faculty & Non Faculty staff members. Privileged to be a part of this Institute.

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Not for people who have ambition of rapid growth, promotions every 2 years, high increments. Life is slow & steady and most people come here for retirement.

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1. People are very welcoming, warm and professional. 2. Amazing work culture and good work life balance. 3. Decent payment and incentive structure. 4. Opportunity to travel. 5. Good Infrastructure. 6. Good Management. I was blessed to have Sagar Mane & Mandar Kawade as my reporting managers.

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Nothing.

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Best work life balance so far in my professional career. You will be given chance to explore and build your market on your own which is great for confidence and for self growth.

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No proper career growth pattern.