Among the worst management, most have risen to leadership roles due to chance and not really due to abilities.
Leadership drowned in politics, who will patronage employees of their preference. This leads to unfair appraisals and promotions. Even who gets better work and who does not is completely dependent on the leadership.
Lots of freshers are hired from the best colleges in India only to do work which does no justice to their abilities.
Salaries are not the best unless you are close to your managers.
As a technical organization, the top leadership in India should ensure all managers are technically well-qualified. There have been many cases where managers do not understand anything about the work employees are doing, either because they lack sufficient exposure or have no inclination to stay up-to-date with current developments.
The US leadership is great, but their Indian counterparts fall far short of the mark.
The interview went well. They had me talk with a few folks from the group that I would be hiring into. Then I talked to the hiring manager, then the section manager.
Very easy interview. Simple questions regarding previous job experience. Salary is 10% more than current one and no negotiation is allowed. Ask for a 25,000 joining bonus; they say "Ok, no problem." No benefits like bonus or per diem acceptance a
I didn't have a chance to speak too much on the first phase. It was a kind of monologue where the interviewer was excited to speak about the company. Second phase, I had to wait for two hours, standing up in front of the company in order to be inter
The interview went well. They had me talk with a few folks from the group that I would be hiring into. Then I talked to the hiring manager, then the section manager.
Very easy interview. Simple questions regarding previous job experience. Salary is 10% more than current one and no negotiation is allowed. Ask for a 25,000 joining bonus; they say "Ok, no problem." No benefits like bonus or per diem acceptance a
I didn't have a chance to speak too much on the first phase. It was a kind of monologue where the interviewer was excited to speak about the company. Second phase, I had to wait for two hours, standing up in front of the company in order to be inter