Free lunch, dinner (with caveats such as not allowing you to mix food from two counters, i.e. if you're eating North Indian, you cannot take fruits, etc.).
Free transport (buses with fixed timings in only one slot).
Late-night cab (again with a caveat; I was straight up told by my manager not to book a late-night cab because he has to explain to HR the reason).
Pros end here.
45 hrs/week even if you have nothing to do.
Technically clueless managers and Senior Chief Engineers.
Projects with no direction and leadership. It's only a matter of time that HQ realizes the quality of people here and pulls all good projects.
You have to take some stupid test every month, and you are forced to attend full-day training for months on end just for the test.
An HR which is working tirelessly to make employees' lives as difficult as possible.
No point
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