Salesforce Technical Support Manager salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Good work-life balance, pay, and other benefits. All team members are smart and extremely helping.

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Sometimes the budget is used for unnecessary things or maybe used wrongly, I would suggest using the budget carefully and maybe taking feedback from employees on what they would require to be done with it. This way it's employee employee-first approach.

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learning wise it’s good. we get enough opportunity to learn new stuffs. Get chance to work with very talented team.

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...esources direct from market. for internal resources this academy has been setup. salary whatever you get while joining is good after that they won’t give any good numbers.

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Salary and nothing else.

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No work life balance, now they have reduced the salary, no remote work option, no offices in pune for support, no fair promotion, not at all feels like a product company but it feels more like a bpo now.The above views are from perspective of a support egg. Other profiles may have a different experience.

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Pay is good, wellbeing reimbursement along with free food.

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Their leadership and upper management. Also there is so much of unnecessary team politics. And the work is very redundant, nothing much to learn in analytics side of Salesforce. Just keep completing those stakeholders requirements without knowing why are we doing it.

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The facilities they provide for their employees are exceptional. They have designated salary ranges for each position. If you get a role, they will offer you compensation within that range, regardless of your current package.

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Getting promotions can be extremely difficult. Your total years of experience hold little value. If the interviewer likes you, you might secure a high position with minimal experience. Conversely, if the feedback is unfavourable, you might end up in a low position despite having extensive experience.