V-Guard Industries National Product Manager salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Only thing I like is no late working. Other than that there is nothing good here.

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Lots of politics. No recognition. Very rate promotion. They deduct 15% as variable pay but never pay. Annual Salary hike only in single digits below 7%. Promotion is a dream. There are people working for 15 years without promotion. Only local people stay here as there is no career growth. They don't upgrade to use new technology but ver happy to face issues and continue to use very old methodology. If you don't co-op, you will for sure get mentally disturbed.

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V-guard company is vey good I have always enjoyed working in this company and everyone is supportive. All the products of v-guard are good and the retailer is also happy to sell these products because the product quality is well made.

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... for paying the asked salary for people who are recruited from other companies. CTC is a mith, variable pay is included in the CTC so that no one will receive the full amount of variable pay. Employees working on similar projects will be having different pay level which even cannot be compared HR is good for nothing.

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Welcomes and encouraging the suggestions and concerns from each level of Employees

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Facing difficulty to increase / revise the salary of old staff above a normal limit. But no limitation to fix salary for newly hiring one.

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Work-life balance is perfect. The company culture is good. Knowledge gaining is good. Can learn more and more things. There is a high opportunity here.

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Growth in this company is too slow. Moving to the next level is negligible. Remuneration or salary paid too low, in terms of experience. Increments are poor.

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The people around are extremely passionate and supportive. The culture is one of collaboration, trust and teamwork.

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Compensation - not upto industry standards & not performance based. Assuming two employees have the same designation and grade, increments should prioritize employees with lower base pay to compensate for the base pay.