The staff members, particularly those at the junior to mid-level positions, are highly commendable for their dedication and expertise. They consistently demonstrate a strong commitment to their roles and possess a wealth of knowledge that contributes positively to our company's success.
Great home/work balance.
The compensation structure appears to be a significant area for improvement, as there is a notable lack of recognition and financial reward for long-serving employees. Despite the company's reported success and growth each year, the absence of salary increases for dedicated staff members over extended periods is a concerning issue that merits attention.
It's important for the company to adopt a more inclusive approach to pay rises that come from profit-sharing. Every member of staff, regardless of their position, contributes to the success of the company. Therefore, it's both fair and beneficial to extend pay rises to all employees, especially at a time of significant cost of living crisis.
The current practice of pay rises to only a select percentage of the staff not only seems unfair and painful but also lacks transparency. Implementing a more equitable system would not only boost morale but also promote a sense of collective achievement within the company.
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I joined as a fresher two years ago. They asked about whatever I mentioned on my resume, and it was quite an easy interview for me. Then I had an HR round where they gave me some scenarios and asked what my action would be for them. I explained in t
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
The interview process included three rounds, all of which were conducted in a structured and professional manner by the HR team. The questions were mainly skill-based, focusing on coding syntax and logical problem-solving. After completing the three
I joined as a fresher two years ago. They asked about whatever I mentioned on my resume, and it was quite an easy interview for me. Then I had an HR round where they gave me some scenarios and asked what my action would be for them. I explained in t
It's easy; however, it's the support function activities that are bothersome. They make you run online tests that are skills-based, then they check with management. The round once you have cleared the skill test has less basic and simple questions a
The interview process included three rounds, all of which were conducted in a structured and professional manner by the HR team. The questions were mainly skill-based, focusing on coding syntax and logical problem-solving. After completing the three