Work Experience - Data Engineer Cloud Destinations Employee Review

1.0
Oct 28, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Honestly, the only positive was getting paid on time. One more pros apart from salary is i got some good friends.

Cons

Management is completely unprofessional and lacks basic leadership skills. No transparency or communication — decisions are made behind closed doors. No recognition for hard work; favoritism is rampant. Extremely poor work-life balance. You’re expected to be available 24/7. No clear direction or growth plan — promotions and raises are based on politics, not performance. The work culture is toxic and demotivating; good employees either leave or burn out. The biggest problem with this company is the CEO’s leadership style. There is no clear vision or direction, and decisions often seem impulsive and disconnected from the team’s realities. Feedback from employees is ignored, and criticism is not welcomed. The CEO surrounds themselves with yes-people rather than capable leaders, which creates a culture of fear and stagnation. Morale remains low because employees feel unheard and undervalued.

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5.0
Nov 8, 2024
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Pros

Exceptional team culture with collaborative, driven colleagues Endless opportunities for skill development and advancement Leadership genuinely values and listens to employee feedback Diverse projects across cutting-edge technologies Strong work-life balance and supportive flexibility

Cons

Nothing that I know, everything is good, may be fast-paced environment may feel intense at times.

1.0
May 28, 2025
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Pros

Payroll and internal support was efficient.

Cons

Joined company from Microsoft to startup US government division. Used as a cloud architect, and asked to lie to a client contact (major healthcare company) about my role in the company. I chose not to lie to the healthcare company and was immediately changed to contractor status (the CEO's way of terminating). When the CEO chastised other employees about their respective work, I was brought into the meeting to witness the humiliation session. I was told by the CEO that this was the way to get people in India to produce better work. Afterwards, I would console the employee in private. The CEO has main character syndrome and assumes that everything employees post online is about him. Extremely poor leadership in this organization. Other leaders in the organization are scared to say anything in opposition to the CEO.

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