Worley Resourcing Advisor salaries in India

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Considers employee benefits like insurance & Pension, transportation provided, on time salary

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Holidays / Vacations not provided to India team, paid less as compared to industry standard, more pressure on India team to deliver, need to work sometimes for more than 12-14 hours (early morning call with Singapore/Australia team, late night calls with US / Canada team)

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Really a very good oppurtunity to work with this company. Compensation is decent but career growth will be slow. Another plus point is that my colleagues come from various cultural backgrounds so we can learn many things in collaboration. I also like employee re-hire policy here.

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The work pressure is sometimes very high , I have to work on weekends as well sometimes late into the night. I do receive appreciation emails from my client, but they mostly go unnoticed during my mid- year appraisals.

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Company culture is good and will get a chance to work on international projects.

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The main issue here in Worley is the Weekly Timesheet. Salary depends on this Timesheet. Timesheet is an additional burden for employees along with work pressure. For each and every work, management concerned about Timesheet. If the timesheet is less managenent will come up with questions which is sometimes too hectic for employees. Timesheet has to be little more liberal.

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Company has a good market reputation. Supportive seniors.

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...d employee has to justify to discipline manager for lack of project billability. In some cases employee is asked to take leave without pay.

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Salary & ot

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If you dont get booking hpurs you wont get salary for that day, so much of politics in company, groupism & apart from work you need to focus to show case your work. Daily different task. There is no continous involvement for long term project. No one cares to guide evwn if your siniors.you are judge based on not your quality of work but howmuch ot you did. Weekly basis payments. No work life balance. Monotonus checking methods.