Analyst - Analyst BlackRock Employee Review

1.0
Jan 17, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Work life balance Freedom to work Good office space speciall Mumbai office Ideas are welcome Startup culture

Cons

No parking space at Mumbai office No canteen or subsidized meals (RS 50 isn't subsided) Very low shift allowance compared to peers Top management has no vision They call themselves a tech form and their printer doesn't work for months because of technical glitch All the quality work is kept with the overseas offices , India is just a cost centre to do data entry (mostly the case with most of the teams) If you forget to enter shift allowance u loose out on it ( lame) Very low hikes Hire and fire policy At the time of hiring they make a number of false promises SO BEWARE!!!

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The culture of my organization started to shift away from a sensible approach and career nurturing to a hostile and confrontational one around 2 years ago. In several all-hands meetings, we were chastised for being "too nice" and were made clear that things would change. The anonymous feedback in the meetings was cut short or eliminated entirely because it didn’t paint a positive picture. In the last 2 years, 1. I was often asked and expected to answer, "Now.. what can you do for me?" in my 1:1 with my latest manager. 2. I was reminded more than once that English is my second language 3. I was reminded more than once by the manager that I should not speak during the meetings I was invited to because they weren’t in the right timing or not appropriate to the subject being discussed during the time There were many of these examples in the last two years with the firm that just seemed inconceivable; nevertheless, I had a great ride and met some genuine people that I consider friends even today.

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