Pathetic for Green badge People
Pathetic for Green badge People
- Brand name.
- Latest technology in terms of the semiconductor domain.
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If you are a green badge employee, think 100 times before joining. You will be discriminated against like anything: no cubicle, no facilities, just lab-based labor work.
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The lab environment is totally messed up. Sometimes you will feel it's a fish market.
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Green badge people are treated like slaves here. Work will be assigned anytime from a blue badge employee, and that has to be completed at any cost.
Stop discriminating between Blue and Green badge employees.
Much revenue has also been generated from Green Badge employees.
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