ExcelR Solutions Data Science Analyst Reviews

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We enjoy working in a team -oriented environment. where we can collaborate with colleague and receive support from peers and managers. We value company's mission and overall culture to contribute to the positive work experience.

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We want week off on Saturday and Sunday. So that we can balance our work life.

Work Details

Work timings: Strict Timings

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Friendly nature of team

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Work on holiday

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I can't express how toxic the environment is. Every day feels like walking on eggshells around management.

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The management style is authoritarian, leaving no room for creativity or input. Advancement here feels more like a lottery than a merit-based system. Trigent exploited my skills without offering any career development. I regret accepting their contract.

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Excelr as a raising excellence it is a good time to work and learn a lot more new technologies.

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No

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

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Better Future

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No it's a good company for Beginners

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good work experience

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good work experience

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Very Good

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Bad mock an interview schedule

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Very good environment with friendly staffs

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Too much work pressure daily.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Leadership is more interested in appearances than actual results. It's disheartening to see HR act more like a secretary for project managers than a true human resource team.

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The company is all talk about diversity but no action. The lack of diversity in promotions is troubling; it feels very exclusive. They didn’t even bother to check my background, and now I'm facing unfair treatment. How is this acceptable? They issue experience letters without regard for how they treat their employees. It's hypocritical.

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Communication is lacking. It makes collaboration difficult. The focus is on quantity over quality, leading to a stressful atmosphere.

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A culture of fear keeps everyone quiet—no one speaks up. The core values of this company are just lip service; no one truly believes in them. I feel trapped in a role with no future. The lack of advancement opportunities is discouraging. UI/UX design roles at this firm are underappreciated. Creativity is stifled, and management doesn’t value innovative ideas. I regret taking this job. The comfort quickly turned to complacency, and now I’m stuck....Read More

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Health conditions? Don’t expect any sympathy or support from management. It's a cold environment.

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I had to fight just to get paid for the work I completed months ago. Expect to work unpaid overtime consistently. Any attempt to discuss this with management falls on deaf ears. The workplace culture is toxic, with many supervisors lacking professionalism. The turnover rate is alarming, and it’s easy to see why. No one wants to stayin such a miserable environment. The lack of raises and recognition has made it clear that this company does not invest in its employees....Read More

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The management style here is outdated and overly controlling. It stifles creativity and makes coming to work feel like a chore.

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Job security is non-existent. One bad review could lead to your termination without a second thought. Management treats employees like pawns in their game. There’s no respect for individual contributions or opinions. The expectations placed on employees are unrealistic and unachievable, leading to frustration. The culture promotes backstabbing instead of collaboration.

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The workload is overwhelming, and there’s no recognition for the amount of stress employees endure. Management just cares about clients and revenue.

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The lack of training and development opportunities is appalling. I feel like I’m just treading water without any chance to grow. Team collaboration is stifled by a lack of trust and open communication. If you're looking for a place to grow and be valued, keep searching. You’ll be micromanaged to the point where it feels like you have no autonomy.

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Employees are afraid to voice concerns due to potential retaliation from management. Contractors are treated unfairly, especially when clients delay payments. It’s frustrating and demoralizing.

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The pay is below industry standards, and raises are few and far between. Horrible work culture. Unrealistic expectations and overwork compared to other companies. There’s a lack of training and support for new hires. I felt lost and overwhelmed from day one. You can’t enjoy the perks when you’re chained to your desk.

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It’s impossible to get promoted unless you’re best friends with the boss. Communication is non-existent; it's like working in a vacuum.

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There’s no work-life balance. Expect to work late with little appreciation. Performance reviews are vague and unhelpful, making it difficult to improve or know where you stand. There’s no clear path for advancement; most employees feel stuck in their roles. The favoritism in this place is sickening. Hard work means nothing. New hires receive little to no training. It’s sink or swim here, and that’s unfair to everyone involved....Read More

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The focus on metrics over people makes for a cold, unwelcoming workplace. This company has a history of legal troubles, and it shows in its practices.

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I was told I’d receive feedback on my application, but weeks went by without any communication. Very unprofessional. After accepting a promotion, I quickly realized it was a trap. I was expected to work overtime without any recognition or pay. The stress was unbearable. It’s frustrating to see the same people promoted over and over while others are ignored. If you want to feel like a disposable resource, this is the perfect job for you. Clients are often met with resistance when they seek clarification on project deliverables....Read More