HackerEarth reviews

- The organization underwent two rounds of layoffs due to business decisions, a harsh reality that was, in many ways, beyond individual control. While it's understandable, it was still a challenging period for everyone involved. - Despite numerous feedback and conversations with HR about workplace concerns, the outcomes seemed elusive. For instance, instances of gaslighting and manipulation were brought to light by different people, causing discomfort and affecting mentally. Unfortunately, no visible actions were taken, and the impacted employees were left unaware of the measures implemented to address these issues. - Some colleagues left, either by choice or due to layoffs, and it feels like the end of a special era at Hackerearth. But there's hope that these changes might make the work environment even better. It's a waiting game, and patience is needed as we navigate through this transition. - At times, there were issues with career planning, and it often depended on the specific team and manager. This variability indicates a need for improvement to ensure a more consistent and effective approach to career development throughout the organization.

HR team sucks, they don’t understand their employees concern or problems deeply HR team has more power than the operations Not great incentives