Press Trust of India Copy Editor Reviews

Likes

The canteen Sambar vada and Raju bhaiya.

Dislikes

The place had a babu culture and seniors are super biased. Since it was formed in 1947 India, it still reeks of old Soviet Socialism with senior citizens being super arrogant. Chief Editor Razdan ruled the place as a dictator and often misbehaved with interns. There was one Ashish Roy Chowdhury who was a card-carrying communist and tried to often make fun of me. The chief sports editor was nonchalant and didn't even listened to me when I asked him to include me in the sports team. All he said was "give me your name" and that was that. He sat on it for 2 years. Also, the sense of entitlement among the women editors (Deepika and Richa) was over the roof. No decency, they would have been thrown out of private institutions for misbehaving with juniors. As a fresher, I felt insecure, threatened and isolated more than ever. Moreover, the place still had workers union in place which throws tantrums and doesn't work properly. There was one Sumir Kaul in SIT department, I wish I could meet him and punch him right in his teeth. In-fact, there were many. The problem was that there were a lot of unmanly men who wouldn't raise their voice: Kishor Dwivedi was one of them. There were lots, sorry Kishor bhai....Read More

Work Details

Work days: Rotational Shift (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

nOTHING

Dislikes

It's an organisation for bootlickers. Those who are good at it will remain, those who do not, will be thrown out of it. The company is extremely laidback with zero enthusiasm and knack for creativity or introducing anything new. The administration, especially HR is just there for namesake.

Work Details

Work policy: whoever wants can just take wfh, some are favoured more than others

Work days: Rotational Shift (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

Nothing

Dislikes

No vision

Work Details

Work timings: Flexible Timings