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Most employees in IT roles not happy with pay
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|February 28, 2025
AT least 47% of employees are unhappy with their current salaries in India as they cite low increments and unfulfilled expectations, and 77% of professionals anticipate significant salary growth in their industry.
The highest dissatisfaction is among entry-level professionals with 0-3 years of experience and IT roles made up the largest share of dissatisfaction (26%). Jobs platform found it in its survey revealed evolving employee perceptions regarding salaries and appraisal expectations. This survey comes at a time when employees across various industries are awaiting their apprai
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