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Applied Information Sciences

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Applied Information Sciences reviews

4.0

81% would recommend to a friend

(256 total reviews)
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Larry Katzman

95% approve of CEO

80% positive business outlook

Applied Information Sciences has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 256 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Applied Information Sciences employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.7 stars).

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256 reviews
3.0
Jan 13, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good work life balance Good People

Cons

Bad Managers. Pure Rubbish on Management Side.

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Applied Information Sciences Response
10y
Thanks for sharing your feedback and contributions to AIS. Unfortunate to hear about your unpleasant experience. We take at most care to recruit people with good attitude and experience. We have an open door policy on skip meetings and also encourage employees to contact HR/Management for any grievances. We will address any gaps with this year's survey.
1.0
Oct 3, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If someone is looking for a long term relationship should make sure that his requirements and what company provides are matching. 1. Initially good package will be offered and will be treated very well so that one feels happy with the company. 2. There are many official parties thrown out in 5 star hotels which will surprise even an employee who worked earlier with a big MNC. 3. No strict enforcement of dress code. 4. There is a general flexibility of working hours. 5. Free lunch in afternoon.

Cons

1. There are no written Rules and Regulations. Hike, bonus, everything including survival in the company is at the mercy of the management. It may work in one's favor but there is a constant threat to the existence because of autocratic and Feudalistic policies. 2. The company is depending on only few clients. 3. Growth for an employee means increase in salary, learning new technology. There is no place for vertical improvement because of flat hierarchy. 4. The HR should be professional. It is not just salaries, benefits, gifts which will make an employee stay in the organization. There should be a sense of bonding between employee and the company even during difficult times.

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Applied Information Sciences Response
11y
Thanks for providing this feedback. Our business depends on various conflicting factors some in our control and some not. The pace of innovation is necessarily influenced by many factors…. The dynamic nature of technology driven innovation can be a fast paced (and at times stressful) environment and we do everything we possibly can to channel this energy into positive outcomes. We do acknowledge that we aren’t always as successful as we would like – this is where our employees are our biggest partners to shape the future of the company. As you may have noticed, we initiated several programs, based on employee feedback, to diversify our client base while investing in internal processes & tools. We pride ourselves in serving our client’s existing needs while simultaneously evaluating new and innovative solutions based on company’s R&D investments. Nevertheless, we value our staff and recognize that they are at their best when we can create a positive culture. Thanks for your service to AIS and our clients and for the help you may have provided on the topics discussed above.
1.0
Mar 19, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

1) Scope to work on latest technologies. 2) Flexible work timings and work from home option.

Cons

1) Less growth rate 2) Hierarchy is not proper, you will work under one manager and your appraisal review will done by someone else whom you never spoke to. 3) No vision & road map to higher management. 4) Hire & Fire strategy. I have seen it twice. Hire when a project is in pipeline, fire when project is lost. I have seen this couple of times and the firing is at high count. 5) Spend money lavishly on unnecessary parties. 6) Bonus amount not given to employees who have worked for the whole year and put their resignation. 7) HR management doesn't care about employees and doesn't respond to the mails. 8) Only few client base which is the reason for failure of the company.

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