Qi Spine Clinic Consultant Reviews

Likes

Exposure to learning and humble behavior of people.

Dislikes

Chairs little uncomfortable

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Working at Qi Spine has been an incredibly rewarding experience. The company fosters a positive and inclusive work environment where emplane encouraged to share ideas and collaborate across teams. The leadership is supportive and transparent ,always working to ensure the professional growth of each team member. There is a strong focus on continuous learning and development, which allowed me to expand my skills and grow within my role....Read More

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Nothing as such!!!😊

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

Organization is good, As a patient counselor if you are good in multitasking you won't face any issues while working in qi as patient counselor

Dislikes

As always some people in organisation are toxic and responsible for spoiling the culture but if you know how to tackle then no problem.

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

The culture, the vision and multiple opportunities for learning and professional development. It’s enjoyable to work in a culture where everyone work as a team towards common goal.

Dislikes

As such nothing to be disliked.. but need more structure for functioning

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within Country.

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Here once you join, you will automatically start thinking the good memories you had in your last job. The management recruits and hires candidates to do ragging with their questions. Ekdum Bakwas jagah Hain yeh...

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Even if you get selected in this company, keep searching for more options, only join if you have no other options and continue searching for better jobs. This is a typical LALA company with a corporate grab over it. The management is not good, feel entitled and they themselves dont know what they want, the plans keep changing, also they will ask numbers anytime of the day leaving u wondering why the hell computers are there. Don't consider this company, it's shit...Chee!!...Read More

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

It's a place to learn new techniques and treatment strategies to improve the professional skills and have a very good work environment and colleagues.

Dislikes

There is no salary base for According to the Educational qualifications , clinical experience, and professional skills .if this takes a call - will be better for the working professional to lead further which will give external push to perform more well.

Work Details

Work timings: Flexible Timings

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City.

Likes

Leaders are very respectful. Every role gets a lot of guidance and support to ensure they succeed. Focus is always on growth

Dislikes

More focus on leadership training and skill development would be great for ops team

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves Travel Within City, Travel Within Country.

Likes

Learning Opportunities: You get to learn a lot, but mostly because you are constantly thrown into situations with little support and guidance. Supportive colleagues: Some colleagues are helpful, but that is only because they are on the same boat, dealing with overwhelming workloads and deadlines.

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Terrible Work-life balance: The company doesn't respect your personal time. Long hours and weekend work are the norm, and there is little regard for employee well-being. The workload is crushing and management seems indifferent to how much stress this causes. Lack of direction: There is poor planning from the top, and often projectsare disorganized with last-minute changes becoming a regular norm. There is hardly any clear communication which leads to constant delay and confusion. no growth: Promotions and raises are rare no matter how much effort you put in there is no recognition and even high performers struggle to get ahead. he company seems more focused on squeezing as much as it can from the employees rather than helping and growing. Poor benefits: The benefits are subpar with no real flexibility in WFH policies which is frustrating sometimes when it is genuinely required....Read More

Work Details

Work days: Alternate Saturday off (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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If you’re considering a position as an SEO Executive at QI Spine, let me give you a real picture of what you’re in for: Learning Experience: The company offers a steep learning curve, especially in SEO. You’ll get to dive deep into strategies, tools, and techniques that can really build up your resume. If you’re looking to sharpen your skills, there’s plenty of opportunity to do so. Supportive Colleagues: Most of the people you’ll work with are genuinely nice and supportive. The camaraderie among the team is one of the few bright spots here. You’ll find peers who are willing to help and collaborate. Company Reputation: QI Spine has a decent standing in the industry, and having it on your CV can be a plus for your future career moves....Read More

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Management Nightmares: The SEO department isn’t safe from the toxic management style that plagues the marketing team. Sanjay, the marketing head, doesn’t understand boundaries. Expect your weekends to be non-existent, with late-night calls and unreasonable demands. Personal life? Forget about it. Overbearing CEO: Then there’s the CEO, Anuj, who has a knack for micromanagement. You’ll start your day with an update to him and end your day with another. It’s like being in school, with a principal who wants to know every single detail of your day. It’s exhausting and completely unnecessary. Toxic Work Culture: Office politics run deep here. If you have a different opinion or approach, you might find yourself on thin ice. Sanjay has a way of sidelining anyone who doesn’t agree with him, and if you cross him, you could be in trouble. Gender Disparity: There’s a clear bias in how employees are treated based on their gender. Female employees might find Sanjay supportive to the point of favoritism, but if you’re a male employee, brace yourself for a much tougher experience. Final Verdict: QI Spine might seem like a good opportunity on the surface, but the reality is far from it—especially if you value your personal life and mental peace. The toxic management, micromanagement from the top, and biased treatment make it a challenging place to work. If you do end up here, consider it a lesson in what not to tolerate in a workplace. Good luck—you’ll need it as long as certain people are calling the shots....Read More

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Saturday (Strict Timings)