Wolters Kluwer Business Analyst II salaries in India

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Work Life Balance No MicroManagement in a few areas Fast paced company

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...le. * Medical insurance should be little higher compare to market and inflation. * Salary should be as per market. * Some Management people should have some technical knowledge when they lead specific team area.

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Noting as such

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Hiring team of Wolters Kluwer is pathetic. No transparency with the candidate. Hiring team doesn't have expected salary discussion with management/stakeholders upfront and unnecessarily schedules multiple round of interviews with the candidate. No response provided by hiring team on interviews as well, until multiple follow-ups are done. Same case occurred with me twice with same company. Candidate's time and effort are equally important as of company. I think, hiring team process really need transformation. Pathetic experience with Wolters Kluwer Hiring Team :(

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Feel good factor of working for an MNC

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I wouldn't recommend even interviewing for this company. As HR with initially tell they have open compensation packages but after 3 rounds of interview, force you to join at lower or equal to previous company package. HR is horrible

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Work life balance (However, depends on your team/manager)

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Location, Worst canteen service, No amenities, Below Avg Salary (even for new comer), No process for promotion, No policy for long term WFH even if covid case rises

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Wolters Kluwer is a multi division company which has 4 main divisions - Legal, Health, Tax & Accounting and Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC). Therefore, the evaluation of the company from an employee's point of view is a highly subjective exercise depending on which division the employee belongs to. This feedback is on the Grc division; Frr business unit. Things to like about this place - I won't waste your time. Nothing. There are many better places to work in this domain - Oracle, Sungard, go for them

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... downright employee unfriendly. Compensation is poor/nowhere compared to market. Maximum leave carry over balance at end of a year is only 30 days(progressively reduced every year) Worst is leaves (including sick leaves) are on accrual basis which means that if you fall sick in the month of January (beginning of leave calendar year) for more than 1 day, then you will face loss of pay as only 1 sick leave accrues per month. 3. Colleagues are unprofessional and there is a very real undercurrent of racism. India based workforce are not treated in a humane fashion. 4. Zero investment in training and development of resources. They run it like a job shop with relations with employees kept as transactional as possible. 5. No realistic career progression path. Promotion leads to horizontal expansion of role, there is no vertical progression. 6. No facilities like transport, sub-standard canteen facility etc 7. Technology stack is outdated.