Toxic environment — The workplace culture is extremely negative, filled with micromanagement and constant pressure.
No career growth — The company shows no concern for employees’ learning or professional development.
Unethical behavior — They use threats during and after employment. For example, they claim to give negative feedback during background verification to damage your career prospects.
Overwork with unrealistic deadlines — Employees are often forced to handle 3–4 projects simultaneously. If you fail to meet daily deadlines, your day is marked as “Unproductive,” meaning you get zero salary for that entire day despite working.
Post-resignation harassment — Once you resign, they start blackmailing you to delay your experience letter or background verification, demanding you complete unnecessary work even after serving notice.
Exploitative notice period — The company usually imposes a 45–60 working day notice period, which effectively becomes 3–4 months. During this time, salaries are often withheld. They might assign new projects just to stretch your notice further.
Exploitation of interns and freshers — A common pattern here is hiring interns or fresh graduates with one- or two-year bonds, making them work long hours with minimal pay and no learning opportunity.
5-star ratings are often not genuine; employees are encouraged or pressured to give them in front of HR, creating a false sense of positivity.