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Snapshot
350 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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25 / 35
Senior data management specialist
Work life balance, good colleagues and friendly environment
Always having 121 every month, too many unnecessary meetings.
Cloud engineer
Very good benefits and chill environment. Innovative mindset.
Nothing bad about the company.
Customer engineer
Work life balance, good benefits, good insurance coverage
Subpar salary compared to other tech companies
Systems analyst
friendly vibe and supportive team members
hard to get a promotion
Anonymous employee
- There is nothing positive about the company Since 2016
- New CEO of India had unfairly laid off all old employees - Company was being run on perform and agree to Mgmt or get fired - Unfair selling practices and cheating customers - Hire and Fire policy - No Job security
Developer
Friendly and energetic co-workers. Well organized organization. Developer have the opportuity to stay focus on their work and growth along.
Some management issue, such as micro management, as seen in all large and multinational organization.
Senior business consultant
- Good benefits - Reliable bonuses (if you manage to get a Green rating every year, this is extremely difficult) - Generally speaking, great colleagues (Sadly, often this really dilutes further, the more you go up the org. chart. There is some great people who hold higher positions, but the ratio is far less)
- Career growth is up to chance and circumstance. And of course politics. - More reorganizations, budget and head count limitations. - Strain on high performers as workload increases due to attrition and new resources are denied, positions closed / frozen. They are burning the candle both ways. - Management is slow to take action, disconnected from their teams, unable to support either due to negligence, or rather a core issue at organizational level that prevents them, and that they are unwilling to challenge upwards, or be more transparent downwards. - A concerning trend on AI adoption. It is not outright said, but if they can get away with framing the reduced head count as an 'opportunity' to embrace AI to bridge the gap, they absolutely will, even if it does not always make sense to do so. - The other side of this coin is that innovation and AI initiatives are severely hindered by the amount of red tape involved (Legal, Risk, etc.).
Good place to snooze to retirement
Top heavy, overly bureaucratic,, absolutely no substance from a product perspective
Senior software engineer
Hybrid mode with 2 days in office, 3 days WFH
Lower salary for comparable experience and grade level as compared to other companies in the region and IT industry in general
Manager
Enough budget. Low working stress
Move of activities towards KL