Clark Schaefer Hackett Reviews

This company treats Indian employees as nothing more than cheap offshore labor. There is zero respect for talent, experience, or contribution. Leadership’s recent visit to the Mumbai office was a calculated manipulation exercise, not a genuine attempt to improve anything. Management deliberately conducted one-on-one meetings to extract information, build false trust, and create expectations they had no intention of honoring. They later claimed employees were only “a penny behind the market,” which is either gross incompetence or a deliberate lie. Using that excuse, they carried out a fake “market correction” that amounted to nothing more than rounding off salaries by an insignificant amount. This was a dirty, deceptive tactic meant to silence employees while trying to improve their image.It insults basic intelligence and shows how little management thinks of its Indian workforce. Promises were made openly and then broken without accountability or transparency. The leadership lacks integrity, ethics, and credibility. Morale is low because employees now clearly see the pattern: listen, pretend, extract value, and do nothing. If exploitation wrapped in corporate language is your idea of culture, then this company is consistent — but it is absolutely not a place for professionals who expect fairness or honesty

Management could be better. New employees could use support and management should be able to assist with those new team members