Self Employed Womens Association Soft Skills Trainer salaries in India

Likes

Its great working environment and culture and finding it more flexible and satisfactory work

Dislikes

Its good but self motivation some times don't work and most of the time dsnt get good clients, salary is decent but challenging to get a job

Likes

Nothing. Totally disappointed and drained.

Dislikes

Hidden, unnecessary (tricky) salary deductions, Tremendous workload, Cheap Internal Politics, Communalism, Extreme Bureaucracy and Bumbledom of the management and employees, Extreme level of Nepotism and finally unbearable coldness and lathergy in disbursement of salary even after 3/4 month's interval with utmost hypocrisy. Unfortunate that this is the actual scenerio of such globally renowned organization !!

Likes

working as a self employee is good experience. I love to work that I am a part of a team.

Dislikes

compensation is decent, but growth is slow. The work pressure is very high. Sometimes, I have work 14-18 hours straight in a day as I have to attend client calls in the evening and sometimes late into the night.

Likes

A great place to learn while you earn. Down to earth working on ground level. No showing off culture

Dislikes

Job Security is not there specifically project wise jobs are there. I seek for permanent employment which I couldn't get

Likes

I like the work flow and they maintains our culture and tradition. For women empowerment purpose one of the best sanstha

Dislikes

Some seniors in SEWA team they doing parshality and curption under the name of SEWA but nobody is there to validate. Due to this reason I left from sanstha. As a women they didn't consider my problems also.