Good opportunity to grow if you are in good terms with your manager - Anonymous employee Apexon Employee Review

1.0
May 10, 2011
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Flexible timing,Handsome pay if u r in a critical project,good work location

Cons

Does not care for employee feedback,Poor compensation. No New Projects,No recognition.No benefits, Employee Benefits ZERO . Pathetic Management. Lethargic & incompetent Senior Management. No scope for improvement,

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Apexon Response
12y
I'm sorry you had such a negative experience with us. No company is perfect and we are definitely working on overcoming our deficiencies. Having said this, we are always striving to balance employee satisfaction with revenue growth and client development. At times we experience growing pains, just as any other business. Please feel free to reach out to me directly. -Marina Hart (Manager of Recruiting & Business Development) Marina.Hart@TechnosoftCorp.com

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Cons

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5.0
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Apexon provides strong exposure to cutting-edge AI and enterprise technology initiatives. There are opportunities to work with talented teams across data, AI/ML, cloud, and digital engineering projects. Leadership encourages innovation and creativity, and employees are often given ownership over impactful client-facing work. Fast-paced environment with room to learn new skills and contribute to high-visibility initiatives.

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