Saint-Gobain Production Supervisor salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

Likes

People in shopfloor helpful and supportive. Good system and policies

Dislikes

...ent Trainees/ Campus selected persons, other employees will be treated worst. Big difference in salary package too compare, its not matter how much years u worked in company. Managers will deploy jobs to subordinate and without training or support.

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Approach towards process & acquire help from any level of people is easily feasible. Health & Safety for people is very good, no compromise for safety as well as quality. Good working culture. Very vast opportunity for people development. Flexible timings for shift people makes good work life balance.

Dislikes

Salary increment & promotion is little bad. Economic struggling will be merely observed among team members. Remaining all were good.

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I was a contractual employee in saint gobain.I worked as a technical associate for almost 2 years in saint-gobain.From these 2 years it was a wonderful year for me and my career also.Still now i wanna be a part of Saint-Gobain.

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...d be a permanent employee in Saint-Gobain.There was no rule in Saint-Gobain R&D.He also lied in salary package.Saint Gobain is a wonderful company if you are a permanent employee.

Likes

...t. Other people like operating, product and marketing have no specific pressure. Chill life and base salary is same as sales person. Incentives are good.

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...outh they speaks in regional language in office. Groupism among Tamil people. 2. Base salary is really, need to achieve all target to get incentives which is decent enough.

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...any, it's sakes based company. For name sake they have ISO & IATF certification. Worst culture in the company, you wilp get only 5% increments yearly, you will have to pay back your increment while leaving the company. Attrition rate is 50% always, hardly any people stays here. Regretting joining here

Dislikes

No increments like 5% max in a year, huge work pressure. Worst culture, no systems. Attrition is always around 50% here