Good conditions and benefits. Difficult to grow. - Product Support Associate SAP Employee Review

4.0
Jan 2, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Good salary compared with similar jobs whitin the country. - Good benefits. - 25 days vacations + other days depending on conditions. - Respect for the working hours. - Very good atmosphere and accesible colleagues. - Hard effort in education and certifications.

Cons

- Lower salary than the same position in other european countries. - Slow growth in salary and grade. Around 3% annual + 1 or 2% extra depending on performance. - Recognition and career growth based mainly on the years in the position. Extra effort or talent make a small difference.

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SAP Response
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Thanks for your review! We're happy you are enjoying the salary, benefits, and atmosphere. We appreciated your advice and wanted to ensure you knew about the Career Success Center where you can call or meet face-to-face with executives for career advice on how to advance. This is in addition to what is located in the portal under 'Career and Performance' and "Career Development". HR Direct or Success Map should help you find this if you have questions.

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