PivotRoots Technical Project Manager salaries in Mumbai (Updated 2025)

Likes

1) A good place to work at from a monetary point of view. 2) The culture is good, and most (not all) people at the company are good. 3) Pays good and on time. 4) Located at prime location in Chakala and very close to Metro station. 5) Talent pool is good.

Dislikes

1) Technical teams follow orthodox practices with zero emphasis on code performance. 2) No standard operating procedure or software engineering methodologies in place, nor availability of resources being tracked. 3) Lack of co-ordination between teams, leading to chaos. 4) Lack of foresight and technical insights. 5) As said earlier, talent pool is good but under utilised due to poor planning. 6) Poor project planning and too much reliance on Excel sheets for tracking things.

Likes

Nothing

Dislikes

No system of work. Random project shuffling / allocation. Internal politics. unprofessional & poor leadership. No facilities. No reimbursement for late sitting. No food. No canteen. What else do you want know?

Likes

As I was starting my Career from here I did not had much expectation

Dislikes

No fixed working hours. Overtime most of the time. No reward for overtime. No clarity within the company regarding vacancies (someday it popup 2 days later it's gone). Came to know from others appraisals are not good this time. Quite a lot red flags

Likes

Teaching process is very fast. Complicated projects are given to learn the skills which really helps alot. Must have buttering skills so even if u lag in technical skills still you can make it to the good books of your concerned person.

Dislikes

Nothing as much.

Likes

Enviornment is good

Dislikes

Overall enviornment of the company is good but the UI UX team environment because of the Creative director(Dinesh Dangare) is not good. Mentally CD will harass you and its a hell working in that team under him