Don't just go with the brand name
Don't just go with the brand name
Work-life balance was good.
Micromanagement (toxic work environment)
Major work involved older technologies.
No monetary benefit apart from salary.
No proper hike/promotion cycle.
Everything is concentrated in the manager's hand.
Work environment was dull.
Not sure. Perhaps something can be done on the pay side, or some sort of employee benefit plans, to keep employees tied to the organization rather than employees being there because they are so adjusted to their comfort zone.
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