Good place for those wanting to "settle down" with complacency
Good place for those wanting to "settle down" with complacency
Good food, work-life balance, no over-indulgent bosses, lots of opportunities to follow personal passions and interests, ample options and avenues to learn individually, and an absolutely brilliant and beautiful lush green campus.
Prejudice against freshers from top-tier colleges; redundant and monotonous work; lack of innovation; no clarity on the criteria for team allocation. Simply thrown into supporting 10+ year old products by recruiting under the pretext of development. Most of the code is obsolete and dragged on somehow. Incompetent colleagues and indifferent middle management (mostly), and of course, prevalent nepotism. Gets frustrating.
Make the middle management more relevant, not just for parties, booze, and nepotism.
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