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T-Machine Software Solutions

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Bad Company and no safe for girls - Internship T-Machine Software Solutions Employee Review

1.0
21 Mar 2025
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Pros

No pros to mention honesty

Cons

There is nothing positive about working at T-Machine. No real career growth, no ethical leadership, and certainly no safe work environment—especially for women.Fake positive reviews mislead job seekers before they realize the truth Cons T-Machine may put up a show of professionalism, but behind the scenes, it’s a nightmare—especially for women. Leadership, particularly CEO Rajkumar, has fostered a work environment that is anything but safe, ethical, or respectful. 🔹 Women’s Safety? Just an Illusion The company publicly celebrates Women's Day and claims to support female employees, but the truth is far darker. Many women feel uncomfortable every day due to inappropriate behavior from leadership. Instead of fostering a safe workplace, the CEO himself crosses professional boundaries, using his position to manipulate and control. Women are invited to dinners, movie nights, and private outings under the guise of “mentorship” or “career growth.” Some are even told they should be “grateful” because they were given a job. Meanwhile, the same leadership posts online about women’s empowerment, using female employees as props for false branding. 🔹 Manipulation & Isolation One of the most disturbing aspects is how leadership isolates female employees. Each woman is led to believe she is being specially mentored or cared for—only to later realize it’s all a pattern of manipulation. To maintain secrecy, employees are warned not to discuss these interactions, allowing toxic behavior to continue unchecked. 🔹 A System Designed to Trap Employees For both men and women, the hiring process itself is built on deception. Job seekers are made to pay a "security deposit", which they are unlikely to get back. Employees are pushed toward forced resignations right before they become eligible for refunds. Many realize too late that they’ve been financially exploited. 🔹 Fake Reviews Hide the Truth If you search for T-Machine online, you’ll see positive reviews—but most of these are written by new employees before they understand what they’ve walked into. Once inside, regret sets in. Leadership counts on this cycle to keep their public image clean while continuing unethical practices behind closed doors. 💯 If you are a job seeker, think carefully before joining. No paycheck is worth working in an unsafe, dishonest environment.

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1.0
7 Dec 2025
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Pros

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Cons

Hello everyone, Please don’t waste your time or money on T-Machines — it is a fake company. Here are several key points that expose their fraudulent activities: We paid ₹2 lakhs for training and project allocation, but after joining, we discovered there was no proper team structure or support in place. Every employee was made to pay between ₹1.5 to ₹2 lakhs on the day of joining. The company openly admitted to taking the money. Instead of providing proper training, they simply shared Udemy videos. There were no hands-on sessions or proper guidance. They assigned us one so-called seniors who lacks even basic knowledge of software testing. On paper, they promised a 4-month probation period with a ₹12,000 monthly stipend, followed by a ₹22,000 salary and project placement from the 5th month. In reality, there are no projects available. Salaries are frequently delayed and, in some cases, only processed after three months. No payslips are provided for the ₹12,000 stipend during the probation period. The work environment is completely unprofessional. Employees are required to call CEO Rajkumar “Sir.” If not, HR calls and threatens disciplinary action. CEO Rajkumar has a troubling history. About six months ago, he used inappropriate language toward a female employee. She posted about it on LinkedIn with proof. The company contacted her directly and forced her to delete the post. After the incident, Rajkumar deleted his own LinkedIn account to avoid public backlash. The company shows clear favoritism toward Tamil employees, giving them priority in opportunities and support — the workplace is filled with internal politics. HR does not respond to employee complaints. In fact, those who raise issues are often targeted and terminated with false reasons. Many employees are leaving this company due to these issues. There are even more concerns, but these points are enough to expose the true nature of this fraudulent organization. Never pay or join T-Machines. Save your time, money, and career.

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