NetApp MTS reviews

The salary hikes have been unsatisfactory. Last year, instead of providing a salary increase, management stated that since our competitors were offering lower salaries, we would do the same. This decision was further justified by referencing a negative performance review, although no details of the review were provided. Work assignments are not clearly defined, and there is an overwhelming workload on weekends without any compensatory time off. The year-end bonus has consistently been lower compared to industry standards, and management appears unwilling to adjust this to align with market competitors. Most notably, as part of a recent cost-cutting measure, all QA staff were converted to Development roles, resulting in demotions. For example, an MTS4 QA was reclassified as an MTS3 Developer. Overall, there is a noticeable lack of concern for employee well-being, with decisions often made solely in the interest of business priorities.

Here, layoffs are common nowadays.