The Spirit Airlines of the Training World - Content Developer NIIT Limited Employee Review

1.0
Dec 11, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

I'm honestly struggling to say something beyond "It's a job. They pay you money, usually." I worked there for a long time and did not get fired, despite a few choice places I could have been. I assume this is because letting me stay on was probably easier than trying to trick somebody new into taking the job.

Cons

It's, truly, and awful and dehumanizing place to work. If you try to get a job in the field after leaving here, having worked here looks bad on your resume. It has come up numerous times. Ask yourself the following questions, if your answer is "no," you probably wouldn't consider it a negative. If yes, then these are things you should never expect: Do you like being treated with respect? Do you like maintaining your dignity? Do you enjoy lying to clients? Do you enjoy lying to people on behalf of other people? Do you enjoy being, constantly, lied to? Do you enjoy a cowardly managerial staff? Do you enjoy not receiving any agreeable compensation (whether financial or just nice accolades?) Did you really like high school and wish you were still in the cliquish environment of high school? Do you enjoy being thrown under a bus?

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Cons

As soon as a client/project ends, they string you along for a couple months stating they’ll place you with another client or project. And then they lay you off with zero severance and cut off your benefits (medical insurance) immediately. It doesn’t matter if you have consistent 100% CSAT score or a continuous 97%+ review scores. Take the job., but do the bare minimum. There’s zero incentive to do more. And do NOT believe senior management when they say they “care,” or that they’re “doing everything possible to keep you.” They’re not. Zero development. They’ll say they want to get you the tools to develop yourself and career, but again, they’re lying to keep you on the hook. Also, very telling for an Indian company to only keep the straight, white males after a layoff.

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