TechnipFMC Principal Instrumentation Engineer salaries in India

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Opportunities to learn and grow, good work life balance, mentors are good.

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Partial appraisals to people. Salary structure is not based on experience. HR cut down the package despite the approved budget.

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TechnipFMC has a strong culture and industry leader like systems in place. Its training is superb. Good Support from team members

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Average compensation. You are rewarded for hard work not smart, intelligent work. Subsea India branch is focused on project execution & productivity, not innovation although it has personnel capacity to do that.

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They prefer to give good work only for GET and not who came as lateral entry. Promotion and salary is not good. Work life balance is very good. Team is full of young engineers.

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Not getting proper design work, only report work is there as I am joined as a lateral entry. Good work preference is given to mainly GETs.

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Leadership is very strong and supportive . We have a great working team and our global mobility manager’s leadership has been exceptional. She is always supportive of teams both personal and professional requirements . Maintained transparency which fostered collaborative team environment. Good global opportunity

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Matters of compensation are very slowly managed.

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The company provides some level of freedom in how you should approach your work. Minimum micro-management. Helpful colleagues. Vast knowledge base is open to all if you are willing to learn. Learning is great! No restrictions in terms of whom you can approach. Hyderabad office in Hitech city is a good facility. Some leads and managers are really helpful and free-going in nature.

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...vailable engineers; seems like the company accepts more work than it can handle. The work culture is shifting towards bad, in the sense that if you need a promotion and salary hike, you need to show an offer from another company! Laid back attitute of the concerned officials when it comes to giving promotion to deserving engineers. Confusing and ever changing policy and org structure. Seems like instead of retaining exisitng talent, company believes in letting them go and hiring fresh candidates.