Pros
I developed good friendship there with colleagues and had a competent offshore team.
Cons
It's challenging to carry on if you don't agree or hold the same views. They must undoubtedly leave the job culture from Chennai. To remain in their comfort zone, they break all the norms. I've been screamed at numerous times in front of vendors or other people without any remorse from him. My manager refused to let me recommend my degree-holding cousin for a job yet boss permitted the vendor's son to complete an internship. I was fired one day and didn't have the guts to write a review out of fear that he could offer me negative feedback. I feel that I need to be heard and that human resources should take action against him in light of previous reviews. Everybody had distinct rules to follow. While I was expected to abide by the return to office rules, some personnel were allowed the opportunity to operate remotely or even outside of the nation if they need to. The fact that Human Resources officers were women is a sad fact, but she never stood by us or even took action against these particular people for making vulgar remarks, harassing us, and using innuendo in many cases.