Not very employee friendly. Join only if you don't have any other option - Senior Software Engineer Oxane Partners Employee Review

2.0
17 May 2022
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Pros

Work on many projects simultaneously fast paced

Cons

-Work Life balance goes for a toss because of long working hours. -No leave policy. you are on mercy of your manager -Because its a small firm there is no proper forum to place requests -Mostly freshers are hired and hence there are only a few people on top who get to do whatever they like. -Policies are structured in such a way that employees lose money when they leave the organization -In IT they don't have work. People in technology team do menial jobs that is why people don't stay here for long. -Organization does not spend a single penny on employee learning. They have a platform for learning where there are only a couple of course that too are designed by the employees themselves and are worthless. a 400rs Udemy course is better than that. - Organization believes in show off. they have proper marketing teams to show off achievements/outings etc in linkdn, own website and glassdoor. - Management is strictly against WFH. - HRs are worthless. they cant stand up against the management, hence employees don't trust them. - Management takes every step to take down any negative review about them on glassdoor. I have seen managers going on every desk and asking employees to report bad reviews and they dont leave untill people do that.

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4.0
12 Apr 2022
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Pros

I liked the team culture and flat hierarchy, and office hours are flexible with ample leaves.

Cons

Nothing as such which I can share.

3.0
4 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The company was genuinely a good place to work when it was smaller. The culture felt better, teams were more manageable, and people got more attention and support. Freshers can still learn a lot here and get a decent start to their careers.

Cons

The company has gone on a hiring spree over the last two years, and honestly, it feels like management is struggling to handle the growth. The quality of hiring has dropped significantly. Instead of focusing on bringing in strong talent, it often feels like the priority is simply to hire cheaper employees and fill seats. Pay is well below industry standards, about 50-60% less, which would be somewhat understandable if the workload was reasonable, but that is not the case. If you are good at your job, your reward is usually more work. The more reliable and productive you are, the more responsibilities get dumped on your plate. Then appraisal season comes around and you get a marginal better appraisal that is nowhere close to the value of the extra work you have been doing all year. The culture is also becoming increasingly micromanaged. There is very little flexibility. The so called hybrid model is mostly for show, with only four work from home days allowed each month. Management seems obsessed with tracking everything, which creates an environment where employees feel monitored rather than trusted. What is most disappointing is the apparent shift from quality to quantity. Growth is important, but not when it comes at the cost of employee experience, hiring standards, compensation, and overall culture.

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