Sabre Travel Network Senior Technical Project Manager salaries in Hyderabad / Secunderabad

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Salary+work life balance + lots of new learning +work culture are the attractive features at Sabre It was WFH during the Covid 19 lock down. Given the current situation of Pandemic and Travel Industry having a negative impact , I was part of the company's employee lay off I love the re-hire policy in Sabre

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The appraisal conducted needs to be conducted in a non biased manner. Top management need to look into it , rather than going by Managers comments (especially in cases where the person conducting the appraisal has no travel background and has completed less than six months with Sabre)..

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Compensation is good along with opportunity to travel on trainings and conferances. Good Brand to work with.

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Leadership lacking in India . Politics impacting work culture. Very rigid ,not versatile and slow dicision making.

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Very Friendly Atmosphere. Encouragement on Learning and development. Good work life balance.

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No clarity on career growth path . Usually one position 2-3years you need to stick on and won't be able to grow in the corporate ladder if you are looking for agressive growth path . Company is like Yahoo and competition with Amadeus ( agressive like Google ;) ) Prediction : Google might buy this company slowly in future .

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Good work environment and positive culture. Everyone in the organisation are supper supportive. Mostly of the teams are doing WFH.

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There is nothing as such for dislike. There maybe couple of days where need to work for few extra hrs if there is any meeting with US team members.

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A JV between Gulf Air and Sabre, used to be a good company to work for, was given the freedom to settle in, mature, take decisions and perform. The performance was rewarded well also.

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Working in the GCC, we people from the sub continent are subject to racialism at all levels, Sabre was no exception but comparatively direct racial confrontations were minimal.