In Pune,many industries, particularly B2B and BPO are extending their shift timings, which is making life very hard and frustrating for many people. I have many friends who are facing issues such as lack of career growth opportunities and feeling hop
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Anonymous 1
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The lack of learning/growth opportunities is what frustrutes me most about these companies. They treat employees as disposable grunts rather than investing in their development over long tenures. Recipe for disillusionment.
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