Sutherland Global Services Officer salaries in India

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Seriously nothing. It's a good place for level 1 employees. When it comes to promotion and stuffs, they won't pay what you're worth of.

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I regret getting promoted with no increase in pay. As a level 1/tier 1 employee, I was okay with Sutherland, when it comes to higher role, they're not the best company to settle with. One should leave with a experience of 2 years in Sutherland and that is what is good.

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Sutherland has the best working experience in the world of BPO. if ur looking for a growth in sutherland in long term then its the best place.

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Its lower in the salary side but as i mentioned above for a long time growth its the best.

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Nothing.

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...ast two years in SAS process at Airoli. There's lots of fevoritism and politics. You won't get any promotion or salary hike until and unless you're in manager's a$$ licker list. Even if you get, you'll have countless responsibilities for the penny hike. They just talk sweet and give fake promises when you reach out to them with your problems. The most pathetic thing is they make rotational shifts compulsory then deduct night transport cost from the salary, and act as if they're doing a favor. There's no job security as you'll in constant pressure of getting layed off if you don't do things as per their convenience. The management does absolutely nothing even if there's a huge issue like fraud. I won't even give one star if it wasn't necessary to submit the review.

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1. The work is satisfactory, no matter which client you work for. It's a young environment, so there is a lot of potential for good networking at an early age for freshers and students. 2. The upper management is so toxic that you will learn the art of self-advocating. If you can survive at Sutherland, you will eat the management alive at any other company. 3. There are 15-30-15-minute breaks with a timer running always. If you are a smoker, after three months at Sutherland, you will be faster than the flash to mark break on your computer, see the 15-minute timer begin, run to the entry of your floor, pass through the security gate of your floor (you can only pass through one after another, a minimum of 15 seconds per entry/exit), catch a lift with a minimum wait time of 5 minutes (because the lifts are substandard, at least one doesn't work every day), go to the entirely different other corner of the office, or outside the office (no other areas allow smoking), smoke, run back, again wait for the lift, pass through the gate, run to your work desk, enter your password, and mark break end. All of this should be done in 14 minutes and 59 seconds, or you will get a warning letter that stops any promotions for six months. You do this every day.

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...but this hardly compensates for the prior lack of control over personal time. 2. Predatory Compensation and Subpar Resources: The pay packages at Sutherland are misleading and often exploitative. New hires rarely receive their full compensation during the initial four months, earning less than basic laborers. The company culture prioritizes cost-cutting over employee well-being, evident in the shared equipment and inadequate resources. Salaries, while supposedly paid on time, are frequently inaccurate and require significant effort to rectify. Travel allowances are minimal, leaving employees feeling undervalued and financially strained. 3. Illusory Job Security and Disrespectful Treatment: Despite claims of job security, Sutherland maintains an environment of fear, where even top performers can be abruptly dismissed without warning or justification. Employees can be terminated without a transparent process, escorted from the premises with a shocking lack of respect for their contributions. This disregard for employee dignity contributes to an atmosphere of insecurity and anxiety. Your pay slip will always be a joke, as such is my true and honest experience.