- Don't fall for the recent 5-star reviews.
- There is continuous shift in priorities (almost every 3 months). Although they announce this in company-wide meetings to showcase transparency, how it translates for individuals is concerning.
- There is no career path for people, one is just care-washed into dry promotions with added responsibilities.
- The management is delusional about real people issues like burnout, training for first-time managers, and proper change management policies for teams, especially because of shifting product and market priorities.
- Most of the time, cross-functional teams keep pointing fingers at other teams and form performance perceptions without full context.
- Just providing mental health support cannot make a difference without the space to recover and make time for personal commitments.
- When the revenue started reducing, it led to - no learning curve, and no autonomy, making people come back to the office and asking people to relocate.
- Although HR takes quarterly reviews and is aware of the issues, no steps are taken actively to resolve them for good. As someone rightly points out in a recent review, the focus seems to be more on maintaining a good Glassdoor rating rather than ensuring employee well-being (the recent reviews in the first week of Nov 2024 prove it)
- Even if you are doing decently good, they can fire you at times by saying there is no alignment with the company's culture and plans.