Nice experience, but should move on
Nice experience, but should move on
Time flexibility, Good work ambience, Supportive colleagues, Opportunity to learn on the job, Enough time for a new employee to get comfortable with the team, Nice gym, Fun at work, Nice food
Too much reliance on email communication.
Lots of overhead before actual development starts.
Ratings seem pre-fixed for new employees until at least 2 years.
Some decisions are not transparent enough.
Sometimes work overload.
Conduct fewer meetings. Having more than one meeting a day kills productivity. Please avoid that culture.
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