Axis bank has the worst culture. Toxic work environment and unfriendly working style. It is like slavery rather than a job.

Last week I visited to a private bank, there were almost 2-3 customers and 6-7 employee. Then suddenly manager came out to his chamber and start yelling to a female employee n was saying " tumhare vajah se aaj mujhko call karke 10- 10 hazaar ke liye bhikh mangna pad rha haiv, bhikhmange hai hum ? Sir ka call aayega abhi to kya bolunga, gaali denge mujhe , tum log ko to de nhi skta Mai" and nobody was responding. It's was really tight moment. That day I was thinking how someone works in that hectic environment.. really very high work pressure for just 20-25k rupees 🥲

What made it worst? The pay, the culture, or your manager?

Hi Folks, Can you please let me know which startsups or organisation we should not join Reason may be: No Mission and Vision Pathetic HR Policies Burning investors money with 0 Revenue product Random Hiring and Layoffs Other reason you can mention Dirty Politics Dirty Appraisals and Promotions If i missed anything mention in comments So that our geeks will not join pathetic place and save atleast current job

Hello all , I gave a couple of round interviews at Bajaj finserv for product role . Can someone please let me know about the culture of the company and other aspects .

Asking for a friend 😶‍🌫️

Considering there’s already too many reccos on great places to work, I am creating this thread to raise awareness - Please comment on organisations that you have worked at and don’t recco to someone who is looking to work there. Basis - Toxic culture , incompetent leadership , unstable finances or anything that makes it a bad place to work

I have recently got a position in HR team of Bajaj Finserve, need to know os there culture really toxic? I keep getting feedbacks that it’s very toxic.

If you see employees from that company then you know something is definitely wrong with their career

I graduated from an old IIM where I wanted to work in the finance domain. But I am stuck in an IT job where I am not even using my teachings of MBA and it is a job equivalent to a BTech Grad (Oracle EPM). For this reason I thought of opting for Bank SO. Planning to do it for 3-4 years which will set my career in core finance and help me switch to a different and strong finance job in future. But I am having doubts as it will be tough to handle my education loan. Where I would be earning half what I am getting here in my post IIM job. (Will be getting 60k pm in my SO whereas I am earning 1.2L pm currently in a toxic environment and in a state where I don't understand the language)