Pros
Flexible working hours — you can work at your own pace, mostly because no one is around to onboard you.
Environment is accommodating — if you’re a Gujarati-speaking male.
Clear, centralized communication — everything happens on WhatsApp, so you never have to worry about formal processes, emails, or version control tools like Git.
Cons
Lack of structured onboarding — almost no documentation or walkthroughs; expect to reverse-engineer hardware/software logic.
Communication is often limited to local dialects and even if you do push them context less messages will be there , and you may find technical discussions slipping into Gujarati frequently.
If you're not from the inner circle (language, location, or gender-wise), you may feel left out or less prioritized.
While you are left unsupervised in the beginning, control intensifies once work progresses — but with unclear direction, inconsistent feedback, and last-minute scope changes.
working saturdays + compensation provided at the 10th of every month or even later .
3 HRs quit within 3 months — speaks volumes about internal chaos.