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Great learning (zero management contribution) - Consultant Highbar Technologies Employee Review

2.0
13 Sept 2011
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Highbar is a start up organization. A lot of work to do if you want to learn.

Cons

If you want work life balance, respect, growth, humanly treatment, there are better places to work. Management is pathetic, no one knows what they are doing, always trying to fool the top management and employees by showing off, on the contrary, every one is baking his bread and milking the organization for personal benefits. Company follows a sub grade hiring policy, they wud always hire some one lesser talented so that no one challenge them, and in case there is a wrong hire (which means by mistake if they hire intelligent people) they will make their life miserable, because they are very very insecure.

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5.0
20 Nov 2018
Anonymous intern
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CEO approval
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Pros

Work Environment is good and competitive

Cons

No cons as such, Interns should have more exposure

5.0
18 Nov 2025
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Pros

Improved decision-making: It provides a clear, structured way to evaluate options and make more informed decisions. Organizes thoughts: The act of listing helps to sort through complex or emotional situations and organize thoughts. Visual aid: A two-column chart helps to visualize the pros and cons side-by-side for easy comparison. Quantifiable factors: You can assign a "weight" or value to each pro and con to better reflect its importance. Encourages objective analysis: It moves the decision-making process from the mind to paper, encouraging an objective view of the situation. Team collaboration: It can be used to facilitate team discussions and ensure

Cons

Can be time-consuming: Creating a comprehensive list can take time, especially for complex decisions. Not always definitive: The list doesn't automatically tell you the "right" answer; a person's values, feelings, or other factors may override the list's outcome. Potential for bias: There's a risk of being biased in what you include or the weight you assign to each point. Quantity over quality: It can sometimes be tempting to focus on having more items on one side rather than evaluating the significance of each point.

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