Tata Steel growth manager salaries in India

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Very high Job security almost equivalent to government jobs. Good work life balance.

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Extremely slow growth exactly like government jobs. Minimal increament and low average package for an MBA graduate from top tier B school. This is not a company one should join after completing MBA. The work culture is not suitable for MBA grads and average age in almost every team is 45+ In my opinion, my reporting manager was a head of department who was micromanaging and had come from a marketing background directly into procurement without any knowledge of procurement. Weird way of promoting people in cross functions.

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Job security is good, if you don't work hard then you don't get good ratings but job is secure.

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- very low pay scale - very low bonus - company doesn't follow any time line of increment of salary or bonus. - very slow HR department - management doesn't respect extra effort of employees

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Location is good. Tata brand.

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There is a whole list. Heavy corporate politics, nepotism at its peak, benefits are just an illusion, management is highly unprofessional, compensation is industry lowest, CTC is flawed, employees' overall development is zero, and many many more. If you want to regret one thing in your life - just join here.

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Work life balance, ethics & good people around

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Slow growth. For laterals, negotiate your salary well. Don't get trapped in Tata's brand name, as there won't be salary appraisals on entire CTC. Low compensation.

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strong work-life balance, competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package, good career development opportunities, supportive work culture, focus on employee well-being, and a sense of job security.

Dislikes

poor management, slow career growth, low salary increases, extended working hours during peak periods, a perceived lack of investment in employee development, outdated HR practices, and concerns about job security due to potential plant shutdowns or restructuring.