E2E Networks reviews

3.5

60% would recommend to a friend

(126 total reviews)

Tarun Dua

70% approve of CEO

71% positive business outlook

E2E Networks has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 126 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The E2E Networks 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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126 reviews
5.0
Oct 24, 2016

DevOps Engineer

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Pros

Everything comes in pro. technology, flexibility, office environment is great. works on each and every single open source tools. amazing company with no politics at all and with great and open minded persons. Senior management is amazing and they listens to you and tries to help you in every aspects.

Cons

nothing i can think of on professional side.

4.0
Jan 30, 2015
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Pros

1. Exposure and access to studying and working with a wide range of software stacks on linux in use by a large number of clients. 2. There is freedom to try out and tinker with new technology if you can make things work. 3. Bureaucratic hurdles have not yet come into being due to technical rather than managerial focus. 4. Company processes are being laid out and one gets to shape how things work as the company grows. 5. Steady growth fueled by profits and not VC money. 6. Decent support team, who have not stopped learning and care for the client's servers like they would their own. 7. Meritocratic organisation.

Cons

1. Salary is somewhat lower than industry standards. 2. Tend to get stuck with tried and tested technology solutions, which may not always work with all applications. 3. There is an implicit expectation regarding work hours that is strechable to a large extent, but there is no pay for extra hours. Employees are expected to work like top management with just the promise of stock option payout someday. 4. Clients are somtimes promised the moon in the beginning without being charged for it and often engineering resources are missing to complete tasks on time. There is a noticeable shift from under-promising and over-delivery to over-promising recently.

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E2E Networks Response
11y
Thank you for very candid and valuable feedback, love the effort you have made to list out the pros :-) 1. This is an excellent suggestion. We'll try to implement this in some sort of monthly all hands calls. Unfortunately due to the shift nature of work at E2E some of the team members would miss that. 2. Please feel free to reach out to me regarding financial numbers directly :-). More than happy to share the same. 3. ESOPs would come through as promised. While the board approvals are required. As a profit making company which beats the numbers quarter after quarter there is no denying the E2E'ers whatever approvals we want from the board which are good for the shareholders/investors of the company eventually in the enlightened self-interest. Bad Karma would kill any startup including us, so please be assured about this more than anything else. 4. Please reach out to Masood he is acting as a part-time HR manager for now until we establish a fulltime HR desk. And just so you know he can definitely standup for fairness. 5. We are trying to aggressively hire and expand the team to keep up with our growth and while we do have a 6 day work week we are trying to balance it out with a larger than industry average bundle of privilege+casual+sick leaves. In due course we'll get there. Regarding "Cons":- 1. We keep rationalizing our salary structures to align with industry standards and over medium term we intend to pay > market salaries. If you feel underpaid feel free to discuss this with your reporting manager. We can certainly remove any imbalances on an immediate basis or provide guidance in terms of when to expect the next raise. 2. Yes indeed that is true. There are good reasons to keep it this way but I would like to encourage all team members to please feel free to implement new things and evangelize within the team the newer solutions you have thought through and convince a customer or two to test it out with the help of sales+technical account managers. 3. See point 5 above. 4. Okay it seems that the pendulum has swung too far here, please feel free to point out specific instances to me and the sales team members keeping your reporting manager in the loop. We should certainly not be doing this, we remain committed to under-promising and over-delivering. While we value customers, we absolutely value the opinion of our own team members over and above that of customers. Regards Tarun Dua Co-founder at E2E Networks Private Limited
2.0
Aug 25, 2014
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Pros

The technology is bleeding edge The team is small but very talented The exposure is diverse since the teams are small

Cons

Erratic policies People are not valued at all Unfair management

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E2E Networks Response
11y
We are still a small organization evolving consistent policies but it is an un-fair accusation that people are not valued or treated un-fairly. If we didn't value our people and treat them well we wouldn't have had any of our past teammates re-joining E2E. Currently re-joining members are a fairly high proportion of our current team. Usually we find that people who find their groove at E2E tend to be at E2E forever and enjoy consistent growth prospects as we are growing as an organization and those who don't tend to leave, and leave within a few months. Regards Tarun Dua Co-founder, E2E Networks Private Limited
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