Worst QA Team where they only favour Developers - Quality Engineer Spyne Employee Review

1.0
21 Apr 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Few people are good and supportive but major higher role people doesn't have proper vision or roadmap, then just make changes in production, and later revert them.

Cons

I applied for a QA role, but the expectations go far beyond typical QA responsibilities. I’m often required to ensure timely delivery, explain features in meetings, and even showcase how they were built. There is also a lack of proper Jira updates, which makes it time-consuming to understand features and workflows. Additionally, developers tend to operate with minimal accountability, and during alignment meetings, their mistakes are often shifted onto QA.

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2.0
2 July 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Salary was generally paid on time. Gained experience in handling day-to-day work responsibilities. Opportunity to learn about the industry and work environment.

Cons

Unresolved F&F settlement issues, poor communication from HR and payroll teams, and a lack of transparency regarding salary calculations, leave deductions, and incentive payments. Employee concerns were often not addressed in a timely or professional manner, and obtaining clear responses regarding payroll-related issues was difficult.

2.0
1 July 2026
Recommend
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Business outlook

Pros

There is a lot to learn here, and you'll have the opportunity to work with new technologies while taking ownership of your responsibilities. You'll also gain exposure to multiple technologies and services, providing a broad and valuable learning experience.

Cons

The workload can be overwhelming, with very high expectations from employees. Management could be better, particularly in terms of planning and communication. Team changes are frequent, making it difficult to maintain stability and continuity. High-performing employees are often assigned additional responsibilities, including fixing issues outside their primary scope of work, which can lead to increased workload and burnout.

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