Pros: They provide an excellent workplace and unlimited food in the name of perks, so you won't step out of the office once you enter. They pay well and move the recruitment process pretty fast. They are even willing to sponsor the right candidates.

Cons: Insane hours, in which, due to a legal stipulation in the offer letter, they do not follow the country in which you stay or serve; instead, they use their internal terms. In the name of flexibility, they expect you to get up at China time to attend the line manager's hectic schedule at 3 or 4 a.m. in the UK. Work from home even when there is no weather or contingency in the UK; they still expect you to run to the office. Genderism, bias, micromanagement, and poor management were all present. You must have a robot that can defeat another robot and be emotionless in their choice of words and how they operate beyond global culture, but they want to be the big giant to compete with social media.

Pros: Great benefits, facilities, and flexibility.

Cons: Horrible system for promotion. When you are promoted, you don’t know about the salary increase and job title change until the next performance review. Mostly of the time, they do not give this in the coming performance review. This means you work for 8+ months in a new position with no changes in contract or salary.

Pros: The environment is very good, working with very friendly and good people. Very good benefits and salary offering.

Cons: Office space is an issue currently.