Good Balance, Bad Food
Good Balance, Bad Food
Good work-life balance, no work pressure, flexible timings, work from home option, good paternity leave, nice building and work area. Big sophisticated gym.
Low Pascal, less on-site opportunities, internal politics as usual, no cab facility, worst cafeteria and food. Facilities should improve.
Consider giving a hike at least once a year. They give it 1.5 years once or 2 years once, and that too single-digit. Consider internal employees rather than hiring out and paying them more.
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