Xoriant reviews

Work-culture is client driven: Clients are gods, you are a mere slave (a resource) for them. You will be asked to work on few side-projects (or work on weekends) to fulfil client demands. If you join the organization thinking location is suitable for daily commute, management have the audacity to force you travel to client locations. Work politics: Most of the projects are managed by people of same locality, community who have been working on the same project from 15-16 years. People from such inner circle are awarded with monetary benefits, unlimited WFH request, while others just slog like they don't have life. Upper management is expert in stealing credit of other's achievement / ideas.

I don't understand why on this earth people who are on bench who literally have nothing to do apart from watching those training videos have to travel for 2 hours and come to office daily. I mean isn't it sad already that they have a constant fear of being laid off on top of that expecting them to come to office for some dumb reason. Did not like this policy at all. If you don't come to office daily after 2 weeks they'll start spamming you with emails of meeting them in office to increase the stress level more. They tell us to get selected in all possible interviews but then their Clients sleep probably.