Pros
They give free coffee/tea so that employees keep talking/pitching to scam college students.
Cons
Avoid Krutanic at all costs. The job description is misleading, and the company exploits employees with 6–7 day workweeks, unpaid labor, and forced Sunday shifts if targets aren't met. The work involves cold-calling students to sell fake placement programs. They previously ran a similar scam under a different name, shut down due to legal issues, and rebranded as Krutanic in Feb 2024. Their so-called alumni are fake—those professionals were already at MNCs before Krutanic existed. Students, don’t fall for their fraudulent programs—there’s no real training, no placement, and no stipend. This is a scam operation run by repeat offenders. Report and stay away!