Vydehi Institute Of Medical Sciences And Research Centre Assistant Accounts Officer salaries in Bangalore / Bengaluru

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Job security is there. But lots of worst organization politics and sincere workers will never get recognized.

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No hike . Poor performance reviews and Few people makes management worst. If you want to stay in a company where you don't want any salary hike or very least salary hike for life long and work all through the day all through your working years here, it's the best place to choose and move in.

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...rn at the Vydehi Hospital. For the first six months, they have given me stipend. After that got an opportunity at a higher level with a good salary. It has really given me boost to work for the hospital. Work experience is very nice with the staff, co-doctors and administration is very good and punctual.

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Everything is good, as the medical college and hospital are same, students cannot spend more time with the doctors. Because they are busy with the inpatients.

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I have completed my MBBS at Vydehi. After Completion of my course I got the placement in same hospital. As a Doctor I feel very proud to work here because all our senior medical team very supportive and humble. I learn a lot of skills here and changed the my work skills more than better. Every day large number patients come here with variety of cases and you get a chance to learn more knowledge about your profession.

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Every thing good here but as fresh you get less salary and get a chance to learn more knowledge.

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...aced here. All the doctors and my team-mates were very helpful and co-operative. Here the growth of an individual is very high in terms of salary as well and you will learn something new every day.

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Medical Facilities need to be upgraded.

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Yes

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I am a Tamilian that'swhy they discarded me from Duties giving me 3 Months Salary. Now I am Associate Professor in Aarupadai Veedu Medical College and Hospital which Is equallent to working in AIIMS as Professor in Neurosurgery as told by Dr Smitha Segu in the society and in my Cognitive Language ony face on face interaction.