- You won't learn anything new. Worst place to Learn
- No innovation at all, you'll become dormant after few months even if you're an IITian
- Lack of motivation and appreciation. Lots of disappointments.
- It's a legacy product and you'll end-up with working on 10-year old technologies. So, you lose your market value
- Chennai office is just a backoffice, you'll not getting any interesting work. Most of the interesting works & decisions are made by few people in US. You'll be commanded to do 'copy & paste' work without asking any questions
- Poor Engg Management
- Poor Domain knowledge
- Poor Office Infrastructure
- Driven by blind PO's & DO
- No proper product roadmap
- No travel opportunities (0%) for engineers. Travel is allowed only for high-level management people.
- You will be tortured by management (Engg), if you put down your paper
- Process centric and not people centric. Even HR doesn't know most of the employees name or team (very small-sized company) and about the company's product (actually they don't care about it)
- You're not allowed grow in your career, since all the appreciations/promotions are goes only to the corresponding manager/director. Typically, they will try to hide your visibility as much as possible
- Too much of Hierarchy
- Most of the employees are not satisfied about their work
- All big giants are already left the company because of the above reasons