The Energy and Resources Institute Fellow salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru (Updated 2025)

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Exposure and project work

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... imagine the level of toxicity. The HR head is equally toxic, and anti-employee. Do not join this organization, poor work distribution, poor salary, i have seen my fellow colleagues suffering in the teams of sustainable development, climate change, Resources and many other, eventually every other because of toxic ADs and SDs.

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I worked there for 7-8 years.I learned a lot during my time there and I enjoyed working the professional and friendly staff. The atmosphere was very conducive to learning and growing professionally.

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The Salary was less as compared to other organization.

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Bad experience, wasting world bank funds, spend funds on their own lodging and boarding, poor management, salary growth is very less. Overall very poor management.

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Poor management, biased decisions on employees, partiality between employees

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...gement is in shambles currently. good job security and opportunities for growth. salary compensation is moderate.

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internal politics. negligible monetary compensation for achievements. no salary hike since last 3 yrs.

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...at TERI. The work environment is amazing and also, the staff is very supportive. Infrastructure and positive ambience of IHC building is just a bonus for people working at TERI.

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As I was involved with TERI as an intern during my masters' days. After completing my Post Graduation, I tried to look for full time opportunities at TERI. I even sent my CV and applied for vacancies but didn't receive any response from their side. I think the priority should be given to the people who have already been involved with the organization.