Technosoft Engineering Projects Limited Business Development salaries in India

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This is the best first job you could ask for. Clam and good environment, no politics, everyone works as a team. Saturdays and sundays are off And you do get a comp of which you can use any day if you worked a certain Saturday

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There are a few dislikes 1. Expect average or bellow average salary 2. They update the workspace quite often so your place continuously changes which could be a good thing for some people. 3. There are sports events and the canteen food is good and they do offer variety of different dishes and follow hindu rules. Like for instance non veg on Wednesday’s and Friday’s

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Global opportunity

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Salary of new comers are much higher than experienced. No LnD. Hence no career growth. Better to leave the company at the right time as soon as a better opportunity prevails for a consistent career growth

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...u will be able to interact with clients from US, Uk while working on projects. Good increment year on year with 2 salary cycles. You may get chance to work offshore which totally depends on your luck.

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...f experience dont expect much increment. Repetitive and similar pattern work. Salaries offered based on previous salary not based on market standards, doesn't matter what kind of experience you are having, which is not good practice for such company.

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I think they are good at knowing the financial situation of the employee and they provide the salary they are assured with

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They should make the environment more friendly and try add indoor games which will relax the minds of the employee

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Company culture is good, company policies are in favour with employees. Flexible working hours, Manager's and teammates are very supportive . Good place to enhance your skills. Onsite opportunities like in UK ,USA. Highly recommended if you really want to go abroad.

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Cafeteria, canteen facilities could have been more better. Career growth is slow. Salary hike is average. There should be more technical exposure for engineers.