Good Pay, No Time
Good Pay, No Time
Good salary, good brand of company to have on your resume. Free cabs, breakfast, lunch, and a lot of onsite amenities.
Gym, aerobics, and a good bonus.
Very strict in timings, no work-life balance, weekend work compulsory most of the times. Lot of facilities, but no time to use them.
No advice. They know everything.
They don't want to change it, so no point advising.
Timings, timings.
Weekend work, weekdays slog till 8:30 or 9 daily. Work like dogs when onsite.
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