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MountBlue Technologies has a culture and values rating of 3.4.

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26 April 2023

What is the hiring process like at MountBlue Technologies?

Pros

You can join if: 1. You are too good at coding. (Because they will not give you time to learn, You have to start work on projects). 2. You are an extraordinary candidate (You have a good learning and adaptive brain). 3. You can handle pressure. 4. You have a mindset of labour to work hard. You will get your stipend on time.

Cons

First of all, MountBlue is not a company. You can consider it as a training institute. If you are selected, don't fall into the trap that you have got the job. You have to forget about work-life balance. It is too bad. You can feel pressurized every single day, even at night. There is a rule of "reprimand"(a formal expression of disapproval). Every single mistake will result in a reprimand. Mistakes can include: 1. Not following best practices. 2. Not able to meet deadlines. 3. Getting late in meetings, 4. Poor performance in code reviews. The maximum number of getting reprimands is two. After that, they will terminate you with immediate effect. and you will be on the road with no other choice. They will tell you that you have made the Mountblue recruitment process then you will definitely get placed in one of their customers. But the reality is a BIG NO. Out of 40 candidates, only 8-10 candidates are able to make that happen. and 30 candidates will get on the road. If you have an offer in your hand from MNC or any other good company. Accept the offer. Please don't fall for the trap of seeing their website that everyone is getting an average salary of 8-12 LPA in startups. Because I have seen multiple candidates rejecting an offer from MNC or any other company for accepting Mountblue's offer. after a few weeks, they get terminated from here. I have also seen candidates resign from a previous well-settled job to join Mountblue, which is a huge mistake in their life. Please don't join if : 1. You are already working. 2. You are already having an offer from a company. 3. You are an average student, in terms of learning. 4. You don't have 2 lacs to pay for the bond. (Yes you have to sign a bond of 1 year of INR 2 lacs, Even if you sign the bond you can get terminated at any point in time, but you can't do anything about this). Monday to Saturday work from the office and no holidays. keep that in mind. that this company makes money from candidates who are too good. They just filter average-performing candidates out from their batch. All the best.

Advice to Management

Stop ruining the career of a candidate.

They will tell you that you have made the Mountblue recruitment process then you will definitely get placed in one of their customers.

26 April 2023

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26 September 2022

What is the company culture like at MountBlue Technologies?

Pros

good culture and a defined heirarchy

Cons

long hours ut flexibility is not an issue

Advice to Management

good to go

good culture and a defined heirarchy

26 September 2022

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11 June 2023

How was the interview at MountBlue Technologies?

Pros

no pros here to write

Cons

My experience with Mountblue Technologies left me utterly disappointed and disgusted. It became apparent to me that this so-called company is nothing more than a training firm masquerading as an IT services provider. The interview process was marred by the rude and arrogant behavior of the interviewer, who went beyond professionalism and resorted to verbal abuse. From the very beginning, the interviewer displayed an air of superiority and condescension, as if they were doing me a favor by considering my application. Their tone was dismissive and mocking, making me feel belittled and unworthy. It was clear that their intention was not to assess my skills and suitability for the position, but rather to assert their dominance and showcase their power. What shocked me the most was the verbal abuse I endured during the interview. The interviewer crossed all boundaries of decency and respect, using offensive language and making personal attacks. It was a degrading experience that left me feeling violated and emotionally scarred. No professional interview should ever involve such behavior. Furthermore, the discrepancy between Mountblue Technologies' claims of being an IT services company and the reality of it being a training firm is deeply misleading. I had applied with the expectation of joining an established organization with a strong track record in delivering IT services. Instead, I found myself in the hands of an unprofessional and deceitful training center, lacking any genuine intention to provide actual employment opportunities. This experience with Mountblue Technologies has not only affected my perception of the company but also left a lasting negative impact on my confidence and trust in the hiring process. No candidate should have to endure such mistreatment and disrespect, especially during an interview where mutual respect and fair assessment are expected. I strongly advise anyone considering Mountblue Technologies as a potential employer to think twice before proceeding. The unprofessional conduct of their interviewers, combined with the deceptive nature of the company's operations, makes it an undesirable and unreliable choice for anyone seeking a genuine IT services company. Save yourself the anguish and search for opportunities elsewhere, where your skills and worth will be appreciated and respected.

Advice to Management

your interviewer needs a ego check

The interview process was marred by the rude and arrogant behavior of the interviewer, who went beyond professionalism and resorted to verbal abuse.

11 June 2023

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