Magic Edtech Full Stack Developer salaries in India

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Some leads are good

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...job security HR department just don’t bother for employees No good projects They try to replace you with some fresher who has a low package to maintain profitability Definitely terrible company

Likes

Salary is fine. They can offer a comprehensive salary (not the best as per industry standards but good) if you have the skills. I Got a WFH kit worth 15,000 when I joined. Work culture is good, though it may depend on your project members. The upper management however will listen if you face any issue and approach them.

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Little to no work life balance. Specially if you are working from home. Most of the days you will have to work for 10+ hours. Still the work never seemed to end. And this is the case across most technologies and projects. A lot of people there complaint about this. Also, I had a really bad experience with my tech lead and lead developer. I was new in their project and they did not help me in any way to understand the project when in fact it was their responsibility. As a result I was struggling with work. Instead of helping, they went behind my back and complained to the higher management about me. I also tried to explained this to my PM and RM but nothing helped. Ultimately I resigned as there was no point in struggling in a project with such toxic environment.

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Only the Salary is Good, and nothing else.

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There is no job security. They will fire you immediately without any notice, even if you have worked hard. Managers are not good. There is a lot of politics Even if you are ill manager will tell you to report next day with medical. Don't join this company. They will waste your time and fire you.

Likes

1. Flexible working hours 2. Hybrid working 3. Salary on time

Dislikes

1. Extremely low salary. Salary below market standard 2. Poor appraisal and hr policies 3. Appraisals never happen on time 4. Low appraisals. If you are being promoted to next level then max appraisal will be 50k a year. Avg appraisals are like 3-4 percent. 5. No learning at all.