WWF-India Chief Manager Salaries by Employees (Updated 2024)

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₹27 Lakhs - ₹34.5 Lakhs

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Chief Manager salary at WWF-India ranges between ₹27 Lakhs to ₹34.5 Lakhs per year for employees with 4 years of experience. Salary estimates are based on 1 latest salaries received from various employees of WWF-India.

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Salary related reviews for WWF-India

Fundraising Executive in Delhi

Full Time

Marketing & Communication Department

2.0

• posted on 04 May 2021

2.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

The only thing i liked about working in wwf was that it was working for a good cause in india and it had a brand image being one of a leading NGO.

Dislikes

...s the first best performer during a championship conducted by them in Year 2020. Even after winning that championship i never saw any growth both i terms of salary or my position in wwf. Even the management system is very poor in ifr they dont know the value of an hardworking employee.

Intern in Mumbai

Intern

Research & Development Department

5.0

• posted on 03 Oct 2019

4.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

Very helpful and supportive colleagues. Understanding seniors who help improve your skills. Open to innovative ideas and rapidly adopt them. Maharashtra state office was my second home and still is... Also love the employee re-hire policy.

Dislikes

Compensation is decent, but growth is slow. The work pressure is very high.

Telecaller in New Delhi

Sales & Business Development Department

5.0

• posted on 24 Sep 2019

3.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

I was an amazing experience. The office culture was excilent CRM technology was new for me but the co-workers was very much supportive salary criteria was awesome insentive plans were there and i was living a very hapoy life.... unfortunately the company was shifted to another place that time...it was impossible for me to go there

Dislikes

Nothing

Director in Vadodara

Gujarat State Office Department

4.0

• posted on 20 Jun 2018

3.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

I enjoyed working with WWF-India, Gujarat, Salary was less and rest of the things were good learning experience and exposure.

Dislikes

Only working for wildlife conservation there is no sympathy for human beings. When ever they need i have been employed but they do not realize that what a person will do when he will be relive at the age of 53 years from the organisation.

Senior Team Leader in Mumbai

Full Time

CSR & Social Service Department

4.0

• posted on 17 Sep 2018

5.0

for Salary and Benefits

Likes

The work culture and the regular feedback and Co operation from manager. The job profile where you interact with the donors which help in building your confidence. The cause for which organization work the ground level work into forest area.

Dislikes

Nothing as of now

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WWF-India Chief Manager salary in India ranges between ₹27 Lakhs to ₹34.5 Lakhs. This is an estimate based on latest salaries received from employees of WWF-India.