QA InfoTech Senior Software Developer reviews

3.6

89% would recommend to a friend

(24 total reviews)

Mukesh Sharma

90% approve of CEO

89% positive business outlook

Senior Software Developer employees have rated QA InfoTech with 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 24 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Senior Software Developer professionals have a good working experience there. QA InfoTech is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Senior Software Developer professionals compared to other employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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24 reviews
1.0
Jan 8, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Nothing much to say only salary on time.

Cons

This company is a con for ever is going to join. Lots of politics and that too cheap politics. Will never get promoted. Managers are not good at all. Favoritism is the only aspect here and if you are a sportsman.

1.0
May 28, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

There's probably nothing that can be talked about... Their image on social media is not true, where the 'less privileged' employees are bound to publicise their 'not so useful' stuff to attract new talents. They refer to their 'wrong' as 'right' when they do it and 'right' as 'wrong' when you do it, moreover they have the courage to do it on your face. The company sure has a wonderful image outside, as the career saviour, on the contrary the moment you enter it you'll get a negative vibe. Forget, if you are thinking about complaining the HR, they are not there for you, they are only doing their job.

Cons

This is a long, confusing and jumbled review, but how would you differentiate between the conventional 'sweet' ones below and real ones like this? 1. This is a thought-after review, you won't find any names, because the motive was never to spread wrong things. 2. No mention of departments - This has been done because after they get to read this, it's obvious that they have been and will be seeing deeper issues, so this won't be anything shocking to them, but some poor 'under privileged' employee may face the heat of the management. May that individual be blessed. 3. Try to extract the meaning between the lines, get the gist, don't move around the usage of words. 4. This is not from the internal team to balance out the reputation on internet, because none can write this long, even if some privileged ones did, the language would be authentically bad. 5. If you are a person with a clear vision, you will know that this is their 'known by all, spoken by none' truth. She, the blacksmith was happy before joining and is happy after leaving. In her journey she found some real engineers (Yes, this is the core company on papers), real doctors, real carpenters, real plumbers and real goldsmiths, whom she would cherish for her life. Unfortunately, none of them was doing the job they were meant to, and when she asked them why don't you say 'wrong' to the 'wrong', they only whispered, we have our people to support and unfortunately they pay us to do their job, you may be the rebel one, but we are used to this. Some golden words were "you called the 'wrong' by 'wrong' and see they got you out". P.S. - C's mean Chief and not some slang.

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