Fractal - Analyst Lead Fractal Employee Review

5.0
Jun 18, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good culture, comfortable policies, work is good and there are enough options to change project

Cons

Limited growth opportunities, performance review criteria keep changing every year

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Fractal Response
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Thanks for sharing your experience. Our performance criteria does get modified every year, our business environment is very fast paced, and some of this is required to continuously reinvent and stay ahead of the curve. I would love to hear more about your concerns on the growth opportunities. With the expansion we are experiencing, this should be the last of anyone's concerns. Please reach out to me (Raj) directly or let us know through this anonymous survey http://bit.ly/FractalQuestionBox. Thanks again for sharing your review.

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