Beware - Culture is not what the CEO Sells - Anonymous employee NakaTech Employee Review

Sr Management has incorporated a "family first" culture. The Company also truly believes in giving back to our non-profit clients as well as charitable causes.

the fast-paced growth of Naka sometimes leads to a delay in updating corporate policies

Offers the opportunity to gain hands-on experience across all facets of a network without prior background, the lack of structured support makes it a "sink or swim" environment

- Culture demands no breaks and consistent overtime without professional recognition, reflecting a fundamental lack of respect for employee time outside the office and offer no appreciation for the personal sacrifices made to meet their demands. - Management treats staff like children- mandating that no one leaves the office until every ticket is updated under threat of weekend shifts - Management maintains a dismissive and unprofessional tone with staff, often meeting 14-hour workdays with hostility rather than flexibility. Minor tardiness on the next day is met with reprimands instead of appreciation for the previous day’s sacrifices - The high turnover rate is a direct result of management pushing out crucial talent for sub-par staff they now defensively protect to cover their hiring mistakes