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GAIN Credit (formerly Global Analytics)

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0 Job Security, Join At Your Own Risk - Manager, Digital Marketing GAIN Credit (formerly Global Analytics) Employee Review

1.0
14 Mar 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The only pro is option to work remotely.

Cons

Where should I begin? 1. These companies have a history of recurrent layoffs year after year. These actions are usually conducted in a discreet manner, outside of public attention. 2. Do not be swayed by the attractive salary increase they may offer you upon joining. It is a tactic to entrap you into a position where you may be continuously seeking new employment opportunities due to poor organizational culture and lack of job security. 3. If you have marital obligations or other responsibilities, it is not advisable to pursue a career with this organization, regardless of the salary increase or job title offered. 4. This organization is better classified as a scheme and not a company, as they hire new employees, assign them to undesirable work, and then terminate their employment. 5. These layoffs typically occur in February, coincidentally at the same time as promotions and salary increases. This pattern may offer insight into their overall practices. 6. The sector in which this company operates is inherently unstable, with many businesses closing down in recent years. This instability is pervasive throughout the entire organization.

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5.0
11 Jul 2021
Anonymous intern
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good working environment to be in

Cons

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2.0
15 Aug 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

1. Top talent in R&D and Analytics 2. Fruitful brainstorming sessions and meetings

Cons

1. Still stuck with taking decisions based on data extraction and naked eye instead of models. 2. Too much politics. Biased against North Indians on top of some of the top managers having strong opinions about people without knowing them. 3. Low wages for starters, show more in CTC while recruiting from IITs. To give an example, whatever CTC was given in job description got reduced in offer letter and on working base salary was like peanuts in exchange of very bad quality lunch and transportation. 4. Slow growth for honest employees.

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