I wouldn't recommend - Senior Software Engineer Tarabut Employee Review

2.0
Nov 17, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Some great engineers to work with most of which have left or are leaving now. - Get to work from home.

Cons

- Product team don't know what they are doing - Lot of upper management who are not in touch with our own capabilities and are just on another planet - Low pay across the board - No health benefits - No real objectives - Low morale - No autonomy

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Tarabut Response
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Hello! We genuinely appreciate you sharing your feedback. At Tarabut, our goal is to be the employer of choice in every region we operate in, and your insights play a crucial role in guiding our ongoing development. We encourage you to open up a conversation with your manager or the People team to discuss your concerns. Your input is not only valuable for addressing current issues but is also instrumental in shaping a better workplace for the future. Thank you!

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Cons

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Recommend
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Pros

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Cons

The seventh round of layoffs in January 2025 completely changed the course of the company. Nearly the entire core team was let go, leaving the organization without direction or vision. The mindset that “everyone is replaceable” has severely damaged its once-strong reputation as a great place to work. To cut costs, the staff was offshored at a fraction of the expense, but in doing so, the company removed the very people who were essential to keeping things running. Internal politics have only made matters worse, driving employees either to resign or face termination. What was once an inspiring and well-organized workplace has now descended into chaos and poor planning.

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