The Worst Consulting Company - Senior Test Automation Engineer Harmonia Employee Review

1.0
Nov 26, 2019
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Pros

- Health Insurance

Cons

- Poor management - Low salary - Exploit employees especially the H1B and AED holders. - Racism environment ( People speak hindi at work ) - Employees spend time talk about people private life (gossip around). - Management doesn't care about employees. every month, they are hiring and at same time they are laying off.

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Harmonia Response
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I'm glad you appreciate our health insurance plans-- we work hard to find plans that work for our employees (and we are proud to offer a $0 premium option!), but I do have to push back on the rest of this as being an unfair and biased review. 81\% of our employees have rated us a "Great Place to Work", so I'm confident in our management capabilities; more importantly, I'm proud of our diversity. We have employees who speak Hindi, Spanish, Russian, Korean, Mandarin, and more, and they each bring valuable skills to our team. Unfortunately, we cannot do much about gossip. If I could, I would; however, we do work hard to make all our employees feel part of the team, and we don't want anyone to ever feel as though they don't belong-- because we truly DO care about our employees. Each and every one.

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Cons

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1.0
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The CEO demonstrates authenticity and a sincere interest in employee growth. Note there was a change in CEO (Saboo is no longer acting CEO)

Cons

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