Perennial System Senior Associate Developer reviews

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Paresh Bafna

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1.0
7 Jun 2023

Not worth joining

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Pros

Not applicable for this company

Cons

Toxic work culture. Micromanagement. The technical manager needs training themselves on technical as well as management front as she will be saying yes to everything and then pressurizing team to handle the overload and you will end up working 15 hours daily and they ask to work over the weekend for which you can't avail any comp-off/pay. If you ask for help, she is always in interviews as they know the people are not going to stay with them for long so they need to continue the hiring. tracking tools will be installed on the system and the meeting's idol time would be subtracted.

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Perennial System Response
2y
Hi, Thanks for sharing your concerns. We regret to see you go through a negative experience. Needless to mention, as a people centric entity, Perennial has always advocated for a strict work life balance, resulting from a work environment that will not accommodate working beyond 8 specified hours. There is no denying the fact that there have been instances where our talent teams have had to stretch an hour or at max 2 beyond their stipulated working hours on occasional scenarios, however, we neither encourage a 15 hour working or even close to that nor it is practically possible or feasible in our project format. Still if you have been aggrieved in some way or the other, we will want to know it in detail, if you can share specific instances here or over email, it will help us take corrective measures here. Pls write to hr@perennialsys.com
1.0
13 Mar 2022
Recommend
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Pros

- You will start working on a project from week-1/week-2. - Read the cons and think again, before you join this company. The good offer they give is not worth it.

Cons

- A tracking tool named HubStaff will be installed on your machine which will track mouse movement, keyboard keystrokes, URLs visited, time spent on the apps on the machine, and 3-4 screenshots of your screen every 10 minutes. If you are in a meeting OR thinking about code (working on a pad or something) and not moving the mouse or using the keyboard for 10 minutes, all this time will be removed from your daily work time. - You are expected to be available 15 hours a day, on weekends, holidays in order to achieve the unrealistic timelines set by management and client. If you have any plans for your personal life, you will just have to cancel them. - If you are working on week-offs, you are not entitled to any compensatory off/pay. You will be informed about weekend work on Friday after 5PM. - If you discuss these points with the Lead/Manager, they will ask you to discuss with HR as they are not aware of the policies of the company (This comes from a very experienced employee of the company). The reason behind this is, if you talk logic, they don't know how to answer. - If you are having some health emergency, a day off, after that they are like, take a tablet and work on this because the client is expecting the delivery. - There is always a resource crunch. (Most used excuse if you discuss if they can onboard more people on the project since the tasks are more and the timelines are pretty tight). They started this company in 2006 and their active employee strength is at 200-250. You can guess how employees are joining the company and leaving it soon after realizing what they have got themselves into. - If you do something good, you won't get appreciated but if you do even a tiny thing wrong, be ready for an earful from management for long period and this will be done on a daily call, in front of the entire team. - You have to update your timesheets at 4 places. There is no central tool to track it in one place. One more thing, you are not supposed to put more than 9 hours in the sheet even if you have worked for 15 hours. With this, God knows, if the upper management is even aware that their so-called family is stretching almost double shifts sometimes and they need to push back the client at a point. - For internal tracking of the tickets/bugs, you will have to use sheets that are messy and causes confusion in daily work. - If you reach out to HR, you would have to wait for getting a reply from them for 3 days sometimes, and if you mention this to them, they will say that they will discuss and will sort this out. But it never happened even after waiting for months. - Notice period is 3 months during the probation period in case the employee resigns and this is not mentioned in the offer letter, HR policy document. So once the employee joins the company, he/she doesn't have much of a choice to leave from there early. - You can't even think about work-life balance if you are working in this company so think again before joining.

5.0
1 Jun 2015

Great Place to work!!!

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Pros

Great place to work, open work culture, Flexible work timings, easily accessible Management Team. Great monthly activities which brings the entire team on one level playing field. Since this company specialises in product development services, its a perfect place for my interests. I have worked on a lot of innovative projects and currently working on a product that we are building right from scratch, so I am provided with good responsibilities, the Clients are great and very supportive. So a great career opportunity for someone who likes working on products and likes challenges in life.

Cons

Although not a big issue, but would like a transportation services started at the company.

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Perennial System Response
8y
Thanks for the valued feedback. We cannot commit on transport currently, keeping scattered geographies and feasibility in mind but we shall look forward to building a car pooling platform for the organization. Please write to us at hr@perennialsys.com for more such valuable suggestions.

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