Pros
1. Some great coworkers who made the days bearable 2. Decent location 3. Learned a lot through trial and error 4. Opportunities to take on responsibility early 5. Some managers genuinely care, but they’re rare
Cons
1. They hold your Provident Fund like it’s a loan they’ll maybe repay someday with no accountability from payroll or HR 2. Don’t expect your last month salary — apparently that’s optional now 3. Financial mismanagement isn’t just a rumor — it hits your bank account 4. Nothing is written in stone — management changes the rules whenever it suits them, the rulebook gets edited more than your resume 5. Leadership makes decisions in a vacuum, then blames teams when things fail, Promotions seem based on favoritism rather than performance. 6. Management often talks about culture, but doesn’t live it. No real support for career advancement — you're on your own 7. You’ll wear a lot of hats — and get credit for none of them