The Learning Curve Salaries in India (Updated 2025)

Likes

Just one thing which I liked was motivating small kids n enjoying with them .

Dislikes

...thy environment , No work life balance . No compensation Work load is high Extra working hours with no pay

Likes

The flexibility and the independence to work, you are free to strategize as you wish to achieve your targets.

Dislikes

The salary and incentives - Constant delays in payment of salaries prior to COVID the delay was average one month. During COVID it is 6 months without pay.

Likes

Nothing much to say about.

Dislikes

The whole experience was not good at all...no work ethics only politics and no confidentiality my offer letter was seen by all the staff it was send by post to the centre. Useage of regional language most of the time infront of kids also. In the name of day care kids were made to sleep all the time before the parent comes to pick up the kid, the didi's used to get the ready ready change their cloths put powder n all make that kid look fresh. And the most shocking part was accounts if sale targets are not met the counselor used to call existing parents n start asking post dated cheques to show there sale target is acheived who does that....and area sales manager is also ok with this as she is answerable to her boss....OMG I totally cant work in this kind of work environment.

Likes

Working in the learning curve was a good learning experience as it was my first teaching job and had no experience before but yes with the help of my fellow teachers and helping staff I could work in the school for an year and yes I had to stop working due to the pandemic and eagerly waiting if I can join back again.

Dislikes

There was nothing as I disliked about working in the learning curve but yes I felt the paycheck was a little less so if you could look into it.