"Disorganized, Exhausting, and Mismanaged – Avoid at All Costs" - Software Engineer -2 MAQ Software Employee Review

1.0
Oct 9, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Honestly, none. The company offers no work-life balance and no support to its employees.

Cons

Unbearable work hours (12+ hours daily with no flexibility or consideration for employees’ well-being). Toxic, authoritarian work culture dominated by Rajeev and Arpita, with no room for feedback or improvement. No air conditioning during extreme weather conditions, making the work environment even more unbearable. No option for work-from-home, even during heavy rains or extreme conditions, putting employee safety at risk. When a fresher asked Rajeev about providing food compensation or basic food services in the office, his response was, "Call your parents." This not only shows a complete lack of empathy for employees, but also implies he expects not just you but your parents to support you—so his work doesn’t get affected. Inept HR and Accounts teams—delayed responses to important matters like relieving letters and KYC updates, despite multiple follow-ups. Management's failure to address employee concerns or show any accountability. A suffocating hierarchy where no one in the management dares to question decisions, creating a stagnant, frustrating environment.

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5.0
Jun 2, 2025
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Pros

Started here right out of college and it’s been a great learning journey. Got hands-on with new technologies, including agentic AI, and worked directly with customers on impactful projects. The company encourages using AI tools to improve productivity. If you’re open to continuous learning, you’ll thrive here.

Cons

Fast-paced environment can be overwhelming at first, but you get used to it and grow quickly.

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1.0
May 28, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

There is no any pros

Cons

Employees are treated as tools rather than people, with a strong focus on results and little regard for employee well-being. HR and management appear to be aligned primarily with the company's interests. Compensation growth is limited, and long working hours are common. The day often starts with meetings at 8 a.m., requires office attendance from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and continues with additional meetings until as late as 10 p.m.

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