Small Team of two three employees workload but learning good
Minimal Salary Increases: No hikes or promotions for the last three years, and increments are very low, typically 2-3%. Appraisal Delays: Appraisals shifted from April to October, yet only offering a 2-3% raise. We have been waiting for it for the last 18 months and have got nothing, not even 2-3%. Heavy Workload: Extremely high workload with no work-life balance. Leave Policy: Taking leave feels pointless as employees are expected to catch up on all missed work plus ongoing tasks upon returning. Poor Management: Senior employees do not take full ownership of projects. When deadlines approach, there is immense pressure, despite no proactive steps being taken. Delayed Support: Other teams often delay completing tickets, causing unnecessary delays and last-minute pressure on small tasks. Workload can be heavy, as a small team handles large responsibilities. Limited support, which can lead to pressure during tight deadlines.
Improve Compensation & Appraisal Process: Regular hikes and timely appraisals are essential for employee motivation and retention. Ensure that appraisals happen on time and with competitive increases.
Address Work-Life Balance: Introduce measures to manage workload more effectively. Promote a healthier work-life balance to avoid burnout and enhance productivity.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took six days. The interview process was good and fast. I had three technical rounds and one HR round. They asked easy questions that were not very difficult, such as finding the intersection of tw
I applied online. The process took 1 day. I got a call through the company and went for the interview on the scheduled time. The questions asked were mainly from the resume, focusing mainly on DS. I went through F2F after the HR screening.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. - They asked me basic JavaScript output-based questions. Then they asked me a DSA array-based question where the solution was recursion-based and of medium difficulty. There was a React machine
I applied through an employee referral. The process took six days. The interview process was good and fast. I had three technical rounds and one HR round. They asked easy questions that were not very difficult, such as finding the intersection of tw
I applied online. The process took 1 day. I got a call through the company and went for the interview on the scheduled time. The questions asked were mainly from the resume, focusing mainly on DS. I went through F2F after the HR screening.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days. - They asked me basic JavaScript output-based questions. Then they asked me a DSA array-based question where the solution was recursion-based and of medium difficulty. There was a React machine