Tejas Networks L2 Network Engineer salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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Nothing to learn management will suck the soul out of you

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...die No hr intervention it like a jail company Company will give you no training and you will work for a meger salary of 14375 rs per month Sanjay mote will say this salary is the maximum wage as per government and will miss guide you

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Salary hike is very less, if ur working in third party payroll After working 2-3 years also they will not give you 10% hike

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No hike No support No carrier growth Who wants Just timepass can join

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...ement is transparent. Therr is a huge cafeteria and gaming arcade for chilling. Company policies are good appraisals are fair and they give good salary hike and bonus every year

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There is a lit of politics and the management doesnt address our issue

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No security with tejas i was fired from my job. My experience more than 3 years with bbnl and power grid project. Worst management and there working people's.

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All over tejas networks is unpredictable responsible for their working person's. Today this time most need of job because my education loan and future life depends on salary.

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... based employees: Employees are in good human nature, they are always helpful. Salary and Claim Settlement (Reimbursement) are always on-time.

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There are many cons to this company, All the cons are for the contracted-based employees, the payroll employees might not have these cons. 1. If you are a contract-based employee, the company treats you like a laborer, they only respect the payroll employees. 2. The higher management expects more from you and is never satisfied. 3. The work-life balance is not good. You have to work excessively long hours, up to 14-16 hours a day, including weekends. It feels like there are no holidays, and you also have to manage the fieldwork. Despite all this, the higher management still complains about you. 4. Contract-based employees have no opportunities for learning and career growth. 5. There are no appraisals for contract-based employees. 6. There is a lot of internal politics within the company.