Chetu reviews

You will be expected to have sales almost immediately or be fired. They hold commissions and even deduct from salary if minimums aren't met. They leverage work visas over employees from India, many of whom are some of the hardest working people in the company. Sad Ridicule in front of peers is a method used to trigger 'fight or flight' responses from employees to motivate them. I saw many people get fired for ridiculous things, and even saw one person have their flight home cancelled after they were fired for being late. This was an employee who had performed for the company for a good period of time You will be subject to live video monitoring the whole day while working from home. You will always have red-eye flights home and expected to work the next day bright and early. The demeanor of the CEO is that of a bully, but also a coward, which can make you upset and at the same time feel pity. Musilini School of Management is how I would describe it. There are good people there, who put on a good face but it is a toxic environment and should be avoided. I have read the negative reviews here and concur. The detail was in line with my experience. I have read the positive reviews here and believe that they are faked. How do I know? Because it is well known that they pressure employees to make good reviews, create a screenshot and submit it to management.

*You are constantly micro-managed and spoken very condescendingly by your manager and the CEO *You can't take breaks unless you're a smoker *It's a very toxic environment, not just in my department, company wide. *There are cameras with audio everywhere to listen in on personal conversations *You get paid with a paper check on the last day of the month, that is if the office "manager" is in the mood to hand it over. *Crazy policies based on isolated incidents *The worst benefits, high co-pays *I've never seen so many people come and go so often in a single office *They won't even bother to fire you in person, so keep your personal belongings to a minimum. *HR is in India and they are clueless * You can't take sick leave without a doctor's note *You earn less than a day off per month *Non-compliances are handed out for pointless reasons, for the only reason to ultimately sabotage any raise you could get... if you put up with the BS and actually make it to your 1st appraisal. *The base salary is extremely low and commissions don't materialize because the CEO is constantly burning bridges, most projects roll off after the 1st month or 2. You get the idea....It's like a sweat shop in India.