Ecolibrium Reviews

3.9

83% would recommend to a friend

(65 total reviews)

Chintan Soni

79% approve of CEO

78% positive business outlook

Ecolibrium has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 65 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Ecolibrium employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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65 reviews
4.0
1 Nov 2021

Family like

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexible working hours Great exposure to other roles

Cons

It is a Start up

2.0
26 Feb 2020

Sinking Boat

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

-Flexible Timings. -Complex Problem Statement to work with.

Cons

-Leadership doesn't have a vision therefore there is no common goal, cooperation is poor. -Organizational changes are done annually, but they are not deliberate and don't address the issues. -Product is not defined and crucial decisions are not made. -Slow development processes, weak management communication, slow response to everything. -Salary does not come on time. Even they have not paid a bonus to many employees.

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Ecolibrium Response
5y
Dear Ex-Employee, Well, the boat is still afloat :-). Appreciate your pro's. Thank for your feedback. Will surely consider the inputs. I should also mention that, you stayed too less to realize the potential. Wishing you best of luck and hope to interact with you Face to Face on your inputs.
1.0
11 Jul 2020

Full of Schemes

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Nothing left to consider as pros

Cons

Scheme 1 = Three Month Notice Period - They have a three month notice period for the current employees, but at the same time, they will expect a new candidate to join within a month. Scheme 2 = Imaginary Variable Pay - They have fixed + variable salary structure. But don't get your expectations high for the imaginary variable pay, because it's nowhere related to your performance. When it comes to paying your variable pay, they will give you nickels with excuses for the company not performing well (which happens every year). Scheme 3 = Late Appraisal - The company has the usual April to April appraisal cycle on paper, but they will not start the appraisal process at least till the end of August month. In August, you'll just get to know the numbers only on paper, not the actual amount in the Bank. So basically you'll not get a window to switch to another company in the proper appraisal cycle. Scheme 4 = Not paying dues on time - After the appraisal process completes, it'll take at least half a year to get those tiny variable pay and arrears amount. And if you left the company with due pending, it'll take years to get it clear. Scheme 4 = Deferred Salary - In the name of Covid19, they have introduced another scheme. This scheme will trick employees into having false hope without making the company look bad. Instead of a salary cut, they introduced deferred salary thing with no timeline of when these dues will get cleared. Employees will have a false hope of getting those deferred amounts, and they will stick to the company for an infinite time. Scheme 5 = Buy out a notice period - Another scheme in the name of Covid19. They will ask you to pay to buy out notice period time and deduct from your long-pending dues. This is a very cheap move to reduce the company's debt using employee's money. Scheme 6 = Imagenary ESOPs - In the normal scenario, your offered ESOPs will vest in a yearly manner, and once it's fully vested it stays with you even if you left the company with rights to purchase the stocks from vested ESOPs. But it's not the case with Ecolibrium, even if you stay two years after vesting period and left the company, ESOPs become Zero.

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Ecolibrium Response
5y
Dear Ex-Employee, Thanks for your review. Appreciate that you at-least have a positive outlook given all the con's you have pointed out. I must also say that you are in the wrong profession. From what i see, you might be in Tech team, but you should be a fiction writer :-). Maybe you could have been a technical writer for us. Let me please clarify some facts. 1. 3 Months notice period is a norm. Any one who hires an employee surely wants him/her to join early. This way we can also let the outgoing person leave early. Most of the times, outgoing employee thinks that he can leave in 15 days not knowing that the organization's plans gets derailed. We have people who joined after 3 months of the offer letter, but in most cases, they take the offer, we wait and they do not join. Leaves us in a Limbo. Employee Ethics is most under rated. You cannot have the cake and eat it too. you don't want to complete the tasks, not stay for 3 months, get full salary and want the dues as well. Think about it. 2. We have a 40% incentive plan for Sales and 10% for Others. My record says that for non-Sales our average incentive payout is 7%. Our Average Salary increment for the last 3 years is 20%. If you think this is nickels, you are in the wrong place or you did not perform. 3. Last year the increment letters were given on June 11th. if you think this was late, you need to get a reality check. Also, I don't think you understand taxes if you think that the amount on paper and bank is different. 4. Covid-19 : Salary cut V/S Salary deferment. if i was in your place, i would not comment on this. BTW for your information, we have started to pay the team 100% salary as well as cleared some arrears. 5. ESOP's. : The Agreement is shared with the people we offer esop to. We then have a q&A session on the ESOP and then people sign the Agreement. Nothing is imaginary here as you are signing on an agreement / ESOP Plan after reading it. Anyways, Best of luck and for your next job please do not join a small / mid size company and surely not a fast paced company.
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