Teleperformance Salaries in India

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Okay so it is good for a person who is a fresher as they hire freshers which is the only good thing about the organisation.

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Your salary will be credited on time but always different amount even when you have worked for the same number of days in previous months also you won’t get the leaves when you want it. Job security is not there if you mistakenly does something wrong you will be kicked out of the organisation. Its better to have at least one year of experience in this organisation if you are working as a fresher and leave.

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...in your work if you take stand for yourself on logical points and as per policy. but yes salary comes on time on the last day of the month but if you get late then it is upto your manager if thinks then he may mark it as half day. it doesn’t happen generally anywhere. and they split your weekoffs and they sometimes give you difficult cases of others to you in which you may have escalations.

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Management is really bad they dont care about anything.

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Job security is there good salary

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The management is not good if a person like me get a chance to manage a process like I adobe in teleperformance I think I'll handle better because the managers they are not focusing on agents and their work they are busy in their internal politics and because of that it impact for I can say hammer the all over process

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You will get you salary on time and some people supportive and understand your problems but only some 3/10.

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This is my personal opinion and I would like to say about that there is a psychological pressure from your seniors side to do your shift or job , If you are giving good score to your TL or their seniors then you will get your leaves or other benefits like extra time to go for break and half day and all the things, I do not like that why they decide for employee leaves on the basis of the scores they already get monthly leaves and they have rights to take it, and the other things is that I observed My last ACCM did not coach my DSAT's and CSAT's (Dissatisfaction survey and satisfaction survey) they jumped into me in BQ, It is called you will get a some time period in which you have to improve your score if you fail then you will get another chance to improve yourself then you will be terminated, Here is no job security and mind pressure also. Some people good there and some not. In our batch, 2-4 people did not resign, apart from this other batches also came and left. My question is why did they leave the job so quickly, what was the reason for them?

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...fatigue. Social isolation from friends and family who work traditional hours. 3. Low Salary: Financial stress makes it difficult to meet basic needs or save for the future. Low compensation can lead to dissatisfaction and decreased motivation. 4. Poor Work-Life Balance: Difficulty managing personal and professional responsibilities can lead to burnout. Limited time for self-care and leisure activities affects overall well-being. These factors can create a challenging work environment, impacting both employee morale and productivity. Addressing these issues is essential for fostering a healthier workplace.