Horrible company to work with
Horrible company to work with
- Water and electricity are free!
- Cubicle rent is paid by the company.
- The toilets are not paid. So no issues when you're in a hurry!
- Nothing else is free. Not even cabs for females.
- Politics. Undeserving people at the top. Favoritism. Almost everything that can go wrong has gone wrong.
- Horrible work pressure. Almost a 24/7 job.
- Hikes? What's that?
- Higher management drools over young female hires. Possibly the reason they conduct diversity drives for women.
- No processes are followed.
- The tea seller inside the campus makes more money than the employees.
I have absolutely no idea how this company completed 100 years!
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