Pros
Salesforce projects. There is a good variety of them that provide ample learning, if and only if your project manager let's you learn Location : it's really close to green park, really easily accessible via public transport.
Cons
Work culture : there is none, do as told and exceed the expectations without knowing them and don't ask for any perk or bonus or recognition Managers: : they expect you to develop a search engine like Google with no tools and resources, if you need something you are expected to be creative and find a way around and that too maybe in a couple of hours time. Furniture: those little plastic chairs and benches we used to sit on in school were more comfortable than the furniture provided here. And, if you would like to complain, then the management says that problem is with you as everything here has been designed to best possible. And mind you, AC and water purifier don't work when you need them most and don't get me started with the washroom situation here, it's almost like there aren't any. Washroom: We have to use public washrooms which are shared with the whole complex and there really are huge waiting queues. Salary: on papers you earn a lot. Seriously, but the agreement is designed in a way that you are not going to get any of it. And pay slips are so pathetic that no credit card company is willing to provide you a card on that basis. CEO: all he does the whole day is send out discouraging emails to the whole of Compro attaching the whole attendance sheet highlighting people who came late and spent less than 9 hours in office. And clearly tells that he measures your performance in the hours you spend in office. Leaves: there aren't any. Yes you don't get any paid leaves. You are actually paid for the days you work, more like for the hours you work, so if Diwali is on Monday this year, you are gonna lose your salary for that day. Good luck. Hr policies : there aren't any Work from home: good luck doing that. As we work on old school desktops, so working from home with these nagging managers. First of all you won't get one, even if you do, you will question yourself why. Space: there isn't any, I am 6ft and I can't stand up straight, and thanks to the furniture I can't sit well either, and thanks to the managers I can't even take proper breaks.
