Toxic work place - Data Engineer Ralali.com Employee Review

1.0
Jun 4, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Good juniors and younger fun people.

Cons

Bad management and CEO do not know what to do. Just do meetings telling people what to do which he change in next meeting. Appoint wife who don't know anything about Marketing as head of Marketing! She is very political and blame others when she fail! Be very careful talking to her and some people go report everything to her, she is very gossip! CTO is useless and do anything CEO say, cannot think on his own. Data team just do small stuff and claim big on town hall. The Ralali platform is failing and mostly will shut down soon. Already pushing the food business only. CFO very political and only please CEO to earn money. No proper revenue or salary in the company. It is a failing company. Find another job! Also management will fire you without any reason saying performance issue when no proper performance guideline.

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Cons

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