UBS Business Analyst and Product Manager salaries in India (Updated 2025)

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its not place to work, very bad company

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... the work culture isn't great, they want 5 day's in office for rotational shift. Night/evening/morning and while department transfer salary also reduced by 20k. Cabs having 4 people. No shift allowance, no food coupons and no job security.

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...n the process with different teams which is great as part of skilll development. They offer good salary while joining which is great but then forget the hike. The colleagues are great and collaborative and the management also supports the employee so it has a great work culture. Despite some process getting rolled off the employees are shifted in another process and never heard of any employee getting fired other than part of misconduct.

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The promotion process is horrible. You will have to be stuck in EE level for 3-4 years despite all the efforts you give. Even while joining they would mainly hire you as EE despite you being eligible for AO.

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...y most of your questions are irrelevant as it is people who make it good or bad. So work life balance, salary, promotion, culture etc are all people made which we have to decide to shape it in what way. But yeah as an organisation CS WAS a best bank, as you must be knowing that it is acquired bu UBS due to again too level politics which ruin so many employees career.

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Majority of people from all department do exactly opposite to what they say during interview. It's 1 or 2 among 10 are complaint otherwise rest enjoy the power and run the respective departments as per thier will.

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Learning opportunities Decent Salary Shift allowance for late night stay Cab facility

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Focus more on qualification than output. Too many CAs at high level positions, so discriminate employees based on CA and Non CA rather than performance. Firm need to improve on diversity and inclusiveness

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Salary structure, leave policy

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Lobbying at line management level, new joiners don’t feel welcomed, reporting to external vendors in the name of agile, blocking opportunities for team and supporting only the people who butter them, misuse of power at line management level