TestingXperts Test Engineer Reviews

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Work life balance

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No dislike

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Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Testing xperts is one of the biggest mnc in tricity , good appraiser

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Some dislikes are also there ,juniors come to office 5 days

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The best environment and work life balance

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Nothing

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Work policy: 2 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

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Great working environment with supportive colleagues and management.

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There is nothing as of now.

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Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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I haven't had any positives while working here.

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I regret to share that my experience at this company has been quite disheartening. The work environment, unfortunately, falls on the side of toxicity. It is apparent that the cultural issues extend beyond just the higher management and pervade into the employee interactions as well. One notable concern revolves around certain individuals, particularly an Associate Director who I can’t name here, who appears to wield a disproportionate influence. Engaging in any form of disagreement with him can unfortunately lead to a distressing experience, as it seemingly wounds his ego and triggers a hostile response. His professional conduct lacks the necessary etiquettes and often involves belittling and mocking individuals, sometimes even within group forums. Regrettably, my own performance appraisal suffered due to this dynamic. Astonishingly, my Team Lead sided with him, citing my disagreement as a form of disrespect towards him, subsequently impacting my appraisal negatively. This underscores a concerning trend where dissent is misconstrued as disrespect, leading to unfavourable outcomes. The ongoing tolerance of such behaviour raises questions about the management's stance. It seems that a group has formed around him that operates with a certain level of favouritism, which can indeed be demoralising for others. This situation has persisted over an extended period, suggesting a tacit approval from higher-ups, which is concerning. The company's client-centric approach is commendable, but it sometimes appears to come at the expense of employee well-being. It's evident that there's an imbalance in the treatment of employees versus clients, with the latter receiving more significant attention and accommodation. The policies in place further compound these issues. Some policies seem skewed in favour of the company and can lead to situations that feel unjust. For instance, the ability to suspend an employee without pay based solely on "Client Feedback" is a practice that warrants careful reconsideration. Additionally, the absence of safeguards against employee mistreatment is a concern that deserves attention. Several policy aspects raise eyebrows. The lack of clear guidelines for working hours when stationed at client locations and the absence of provisions for overtime compensation leave employees in a precarious position. A prolonged notice period of three months and restrictions on taking casual leaves during the notice period further add to the discomfort. Regrettably, the culture of employee engagement is notably absent within the company. The efforts to solicit and act upon feedback, provide transparency regarding policies, and establish effective communication channels appear inadequate. The company's stance on work arrangements, such as work from home and office expectations, lacks clarity and consistency. The ambiguity surrounding the criteria for determining remote work eligibility creates confusion among employees. Equally troubling is the practice of relying on client feedback without substantial evidence, potentially subjecting employees to undue hardship. This can foster an environment where managers prioritise retaliation over constructive resolution. Even when presented with concrete evidence, the company's tendency to suppress and disregard the matter, rather than address it transparently, is profoundly disheartening. In conclusion, it's evident that the company has some shortcomings in fostering a healthy work environment and ensuring employee well-being. While the professional challenges one might encounter in any role can be expected, the current state described above goes beyond the norm. For those who prioritise their mental peace and a balanced work-life situation, it's advisable to approach this company with caution. While attractive salary offers might be enticing, the toll on well-being might outweigh the benefits....Read More

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Very bad worst experience

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

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

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Good work culture

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Should do good appraisals and promotion

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Work life balance is there

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Salary and promotion benefits are not satisfactory

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Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Work culture

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Nothing as of now

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Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Everything is great working here.

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None there is everything good

Work Details

Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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TX Culture is very encouraging and has a positive environment to learn and grow. As it is a service-based company so people can learn and excel in different kinds of projects. TX provide great work life balance, flexible timings, salary on time.

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Really can't think of any

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Flexible Timings)

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Overall its great

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nothing much, depends on the project allocated