GeeksForGeeks Technical Content Writer Salaries in India

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...ose work from home internship along with my collage and it was really flexible . The pay rate is satisfactory and gradually increases by number of articles you publish . Even after finishing up your tenure i.e 6 months or 12 months you can still continue and get paid .

Dislikes

...oblems while choosing for article and many of the topics are already published . Also you need to complete 10 articles atleast to ask for payment

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I like their political environment. Political parties can contact to train thier valunteer to teach how to run a political companies. How to impose untrained heli-copter manager. Geeksforgeeks is a political party but its founder did not register it with ECI under political party. Instead its founder register this Garbage for Gargage under Software company. He should accept his mistake and re-register his gfg as Political party in India by requesting to ECI (Election commison of India).

Dislikes

...eep chain. No respect even your intern can be your manager after his promotion. No salary hikes

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I used to appreciate the work culture and the people here at GeeksforGeeks. It was a place where teamwork and growth thrived, and we looked forward to events like Fun Fridays that brought everyone together. However, things have drastically changed. Many of my colleagues have been laid off, and now, the environment feels tense and uncertain. Job security is a major concern, and what was once a collaborative atmosphere has turned toxic. Ironically, Fun Fridays now seems to be exclusive to the top management (4 people), while every week, at least 4-5 employees are getting surprised layoff.

Dislikes

...time. - Cost Cutting: Basics like coffee machines and tissues get removed often. - Job Insecurity: Salary hikes are rare, and people are just trying to hold onto their jobs. - Team Shuffling: Teams are frequently changed, and layoffs happen under the guise of performance issues. - No WFH: Work from home is no longer an option, expect 10 WFH in a year, because they have mentioned a flexible WFH policy in offer letters. - Excessive Control: Restricted access to the game room, hidden pool sticks, and removed balcony chairs - like being back in school. - No Fun Events: No Fun Fridays, annual parties, or celebrations like Diwali this year. Instead of improving the business or culture, it feels like they're focused on controlling employees.

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Nothing

Dislikes

...ty, hell lot of micromanagement, no job security as they lay-off anyone anytime. The company basically runs bcz of interns and any full time employee having a decent salary is in danger of layoff. 6 mom the sofa probation period and minimum 45 Days of notice period. Toxic work culture.

Likes

For a beginner good learning experience.

Dislikes

HR policies keeps on changing. They change policies whenever they wish. No salary benifits, and appraisal cycle is terrible. Job security is least. They believe in hiring someone at low salary organisation doesnt eye for talented candidate.