Huge discrimination between full-time employees and vendors:
Arrogance and lack of empathy from the management cause the best talent to leave.
No work-life balance for people in Cairo, as they constantly use employees to impress higher management.
Extra hours and efforts are not rewarded, not even working on public vacations, which they either manipulate or force vendors to do.
Immoral managers and terrible business ethics from the management side when it comes to agreements with vendors to commit for a year.
High risk of being fired suddenly, which is very probable given the contract of IBS with zero rights for vendors.
No employment security for vendors, making them victims of management exploitation.
Management will do their best to make sure vendors' lives are miserable if they think they are about to apply to other companies or better positions.
Not keen to keep the best performers, and they always say that everyone is replaceable, which kills loyalty and attachment to the place.
Frequently high turnover with an average of one leaving every month.
Very slow and limited promotions for FTEs after 3 promotions, which means no catching up with peers.
Converge the difference between Vendors and FTEs in some aspects, at least.
Show empathy and support for Vendors' future careers.
Give contractors a more righteous contract that forces you to commit for a fixed time.
Work on good work-life balance.
Reward Vendors for extra work on a regular basis and stop manipulating them.
Make the performance bonus monthly rather than yearly, since the contract doesn't state a time nor a notice period from the company's side.
Work harder on keeping high calibre by treating Vendors fairly and respectfully.
Prove better business ethics and a mature mentality.
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