What made you feel that your employer actually cares about you?

The company I interned at, rolled out ppo before placements and after the placements were over, they revoked my offer. Feeling loved with 26 others 🥰🥰

Medium to high pay, no hustle at work, relaxed deadlines, low risk of layoffs means that employer "cares for you". TCS, Infosys care. Not joking, let's be practical. Employers caring like family is HR speak. Ask yourself how many good friends you made at work as compared to college.

Gave me 6 bosses to report to and none of them cared or were my official bosses so nobody to guide me through alloted cases. I am a fresher🙃

When I get to work on things I didn’t sign up for 🥰🥰

S&P Global, best culture I have ever seen

High CTC helps feeling like they care for me

Walmart has pretty decent work life balance, caring leadership and good pay. Stress to build systems for large scale a learning available only in few companies. The best part, during a recession everyone flocks to Walmart stock so your RSU value is pretty much conserved.

Revoked my access to Microsoft account 2 weeks before last working day.. got shit scared since I didn't get any letters and payslips, all were on mail.

Had to get special access from admins.

My employer really cares about me by arranging events and outings by using investors money instead of actually making their business better. They ensure that I sign a NDA for every little task I do so that their competitors don't kidnap, bribe and poach them.

Had 3 managers as fresher who made my life real game of thrones. Felt truly loved there