Pathetic place to work! No value for employee contributions! - Content Editor Rubick.ai Employee Review

1.0
23 Dec 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Nothing that I could think of!

Cons

I worked at the company for almost a year, and things were going well until August. That's when an internal team restructuring took place after my previous manager resigned. The company brought in a new manager who lacked basic team management skills and exhibited an unethical attitude. She often had a “I know everything” mentality and showed no care or respect for the team. Her approach to leadership was to shout and humiliate team members during meetings. Despite having years of experience, her track record was poor, with numerous client escalations in the past. I couldn’t understand why the company chose to keep someone who had failed in the past. It was clear that the founder should have been more involved in this decision to ensure the right person was chosen to lead the team. Unfortunately, the new manager made a mess of things and instead of owning up to her mistakes, she shifted the blame onto the team. As a manager, it’s essential to take responsibility and work with the team to resolve issues. Instead, we were blamed for her lack of proper support and QC. Eventually, 6-7 team members were placed on PIP (Performance Improvement Plan) with the clear intention of firing them. Despite everyone giving their best, she and the assistant manager focused on trivial errors to justify replacing the team. What made it worse was the HR Head, who never seemed to understand what was going on and supported every decision without question. In my past jobs, HRs were proactive when things were wrong, but here, everything was in favor of the managers, and we were left with no choice but to resign. Appointing such poor leaders without consulting the team was simply unacceptable. Overall, my experience here was extremely disappointing, and I would not recommend this company to anyone.

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4.0
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Pros

1. Getting food 2. Good salary for freshers (9 LPA+) 3. Working hours 4. WFH facility available

Cons

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5.0
28 May 2026
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Pros

Good learning opportunities in catalog management and eCommerce operations. Supportive team members and managers. Flexible work environment with exposure to real client projects and skill development.

Cons

Work pressure can increase during peak project deadlines. Sometimes repetitive tasks and tight timelines make work challenging for employees.

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