Sri Aurobindo Society Capacity Building Trainer salaries in Jabalpur

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Nothing as such

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... things PFB list: Worst work culture lots of chamchas there. Lack of growth No Salary hike No increment No monetry incentive or appreciation of your work. Highly unprofessionalism

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Good thingvis salary always on time, Training head is very good,

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3-4 year back Society culture was nice, but now society changed to corporateive, no salary increment, no promotion, no job security, I was working from last 4 year in society, I worked in 9-10 state with it but no one care about us. Whole operation & HO doing all time politics with trainers. So I suggest if you want to work with it ask them about job security, salary increment in written, and all formalities.

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Had improved the confidence to teach/train teachers more than 50 personnel in a session. Travel to lot of towns

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Worst management, No salary hike, worst recruitment process, selected the candidates who has fake profile and no experience on the field without any BGC

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nothing

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They deduct salary for late coming only 2 minute. No job security. They fire you in 1 or 2 month. if donation is stop your service also stop. worst company ever dont join this company because top management is corrupt. Lots of manipulation from HR Department and HR Head is so egotistic(Ms.Arpita), She spoil your carrier just to secure her job. There is so much mental harassment. when new employee join then no support and guidance for him/her. if you are going to join this company after reading all these reviews then you are going to push yourself into hell.

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1. Provides you the good environment to learn and work. 2. Get your salary on time. 3. As it is an NGO you will have a sense for contributing to the society. 4. Work life balance is good.

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1. They deduct salary for late comings. 2. Alternate Saturdays are working here. 3. Your continuity after march is clear, have a possibility of laying of depending upon the donation to the firm as it is a non-profitable unit (NGO)