I want to be the Gandhi and fight against the discrimination between contractor and full-time employees
I want to be the Gandhi and fight against the discrimination between contractor and full-time employees
This company is not applicable.
A major discrimination between contractors and full-time employees.
80% of the contractors are humiliated every day.
I think there are no HR policies on office behavior.
Absolutely, the discrimination starts right from the day of induction.
Contractors are not slaves.
They come from very reputed companies.
Paying a huge amount to the parent company doesn't mean to buy the resource. The major contributions are done by contractors, and they don't even get an appreciation email.
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, United StatesFebruary 1, 2013They first asked for a phone interview, which was all technical questions. Then, they sent some SQL questions which needed to be solved. After that, they called for a face-to-face interview. They asked a lot of technical questions again. They gave so
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San Francisco, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2013I had two rounds of interviews: one phone and another onsite. Having worked in a technology company for five years, the questions asked were a no-brainer. I cleared them all and they made an offer within a week. However, I rejected the offer because
