Not a good company for a QA Engineer
Not a good company for a QA Engineer
Good benefits and perks. Lot of free food. There are good entertainments, but you cannot participate due to the workload.
Base salary is low.
When I joined this company two years back, it had a good developer and QA ratio. Now, the developers have tripled, and no QAs have been hired in my team.
There is no scope for learning new technologies.
Work-life balance is very bad due to daily regressions and frequent production releases.
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