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Worst Experience in Smart Energy Water (Smart Emobility) - Senior Product Analyst Smart Energy Water Employee Review

1.0
Sep 9, 2025
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Pros

No pros all is worst

Cons

I worked as Product Analyst in Emobility team . The company culture is heavily political and biased. Developers have little to no value here — their efforts and skills are consistently ignored. Managers openly favor those who engage in gossip, favoritism, and personal relationships, while genuine hard work goes unnoticed. In the product team, coordination is extremely poor. The product analyst I worked with lacked the required knowledge and professionalism, yet was still considered a “good performer” only because of biased relationships and favoritism, rather than actual capability. Most of the time, the focus is on personal bonding and unnecessary distractions instead of real work. No matter how skilled you are, you cannot grow in such an environment. This toxic culture rewards politics and personal relationships over genuine performance.

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Cons

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1.0
Jun 1, 2026
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Pros

The starting and base compensation is exceptionally competitive and easily the biggest draw to the company.

Cons

Immense Turnover Rate: There is a massive and noticeable revolving door here. Employee turnover is incredibly high across teams, which severely impacts day-to-day operations and team continuity. Outdated Technology & Vision: The company relies heavily on old technology and lacks a modern, forward-thinking vision. Innovation is minimal, making it difficult to progress or feel like you are building future-proof skills. Unhappy Clients: Due to operational gaps and outdated systems, client satisfaction is low. You will likely spend a lot of time managing frustrated customers and dealing with the fallout of unmet expectations. Unethical Executive Management: Leadership actions and decisions often cross into unethical territory. There is a distinct lack of transparency, integrity, and trust from the executive level down, which heavily damages company morale.

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