Pros
-Salary is always on time -There are no further advantages, thus you should probably shut down the company.
Cons
-Micromanagement -If you want to develop your skills as a graphic designer, this is not the place for you. They usually have their procedures, the majority of which include copying, pasting, tracing, recreating, and removing errors, so you won't learn anything from this. -Working a 9-hour shift with a 1-hour break is tough when you're not even allowed to take breaks when you need them and must instead divide your breaks into three parts. Why is it that we can't take a break that lasts an hour? Do you think you could make a meal from scratch in 15 minutes? If that's the case, why divide an hour's break into three smaller ones if someone needs to prepare their meals or finish another activity in only 15 minutes? While the managers and team leaders watch "stranger things" on Netflix, you are required to spend the full eight hours in front of a computer. -They offer us a pointless assessment and promise to keep us on permanently and raise our pay if we do well. They hardly chose anyone, even though I was providing a wonderful, faultless performance. -It is quite sad and disheartening that there hasn't been a pay raise or appraisal in the preceding two years. They discuss mental health and other topics, but they don't give a damn about how we feel. They push us to work hard instead, yet they never thank us for our achievements. they treat employees like slaves rather than as employees. - Most of my coworkers have been with the firm for five to eight years or more, and their average monthly salary is 25,000 to 30,000, which is far less than what designers generally make. -They mislead job applicants Despite the fact that they advertise an associate production artist position with a salary of two to three LPA, the real salary is just 1.8 LPA. If you fall for their ploy, save your time and energy; they are only misleading candidates. -They will reject your festival leaves, and if your leave is approved, they will contact you and ask you to check in immediately.
