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Isource Opportunities Reviews

2.8

45% would recommend to a friend

(57 total reviews)

38% positive business outlook

Isource Opportunities has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 57 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Isource Opportunities employee rating is 25% below average for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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57 reviews
1.0
26 Sept 2018
Recommend
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Pros

you will have a job, but i will recommend keep looking for right job because this job will mentally frustrate you with yourself

Cons

there are plenty they will give you profiles like research analyst and will ask you to do sales over calls will ask you to sell laptop's and server, ups, anything bags mouse accessories they will put work pressure if you don't get leads doesn't recommend this job at all unless you actually like cold calling and sales over phone they keep hiring every week and month because someone leave this job every month worst incentive structure bad salary arrogant team leaders

1.0
20 May 2016
Recommend
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Pros

fix timing and cabs, office boys help to get food and stuff get exposure to hard core sales BPO (worst thing which never told to u few people who need job urgently can join. fake test taken all get selected.

Cons

lots of politics biased environment never grant leaves even u r needy never expect appreciation , bonus, appraisal, promotion, salary, good people and GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES They only give tag of research but it is a BPO salary deductions with many reasons high iterations people leave frequently no bonus paid in any quarter other ofc location is terrific Compensation n resign- ull b treated very badly by HR or manager They give a lesson for ur lyf Think before joining No functions, party , festivals not even ur bday worst place reception , ofc boys, guards - the hidded spy of HR Restricts on resign make things tough if u want to resign clearance and security need to keep an eye

1.0
2 Aug 2019
Recommend
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Pros

- Coffee is given only twice a day. Too much coffee is detrimental to ones health and reduces productivity. - Exposure: Since it's an IT-based research firm, you will get to know about different products of multiple companies for example SAP, Cisco, Lenovo, and Oracle, etc. - Lots of projects to work on. - Weekends are off. - If you are in NSEZ office and don't have means of transport you'll remain healthy since it's a 30 minutes walk from main gate to office.

Cons

- Lack of trust and loyalty towards their employees: You will have to submit your 10th, or 12th, or graduation certificate with them. Moreover, they will also keep 8k as security which will be deducted from two months salary and create a scene when you take an emergency leave. - Bait and switch job: During the interview, HR would explain your JD, which essentially includes calling high executives of an organization and asking them "questions" and researching about the companies. It's a euphemism for making 300+ cold calls a day and googling companies. Furthermore, you will also "help" in signing up for webinars and seminars which is worse since you will have to hold the hands of your prospects and walk them through the whole process. - Substandard IT infrastructure: They are still using 10+ years old laptops and with Windows XP installed. A huge irony for an IT-based research firm. At least use FOSS based if it couldn't support higher versions of Windows. - Overtime: Have you achieved your targets? No!? Do overtime. Although this depends upon the manager to manager. - Arrogant Team Leaders: They act like they are doing you a favor when you achieve their target. Work is done here by with punishment rather than reward. - Blatantly violating labor laws: Doing things that aren't mentioned in your job contract. For instance, extending your notice period until you achieve your targets. - According to my seniors (3+ years), this is a recent phenomenon since they still haven't updated it in their documents. I would presume, either they couldn't lawfully or are too ignorant to do it. Had I known they were doing this, I would have joined a BPO. At least, I would have gotten a good salary, cab facility, good incentives, and other perks. I mean like I would have been doing the same thing thereby making 300+ calls there. - Incentives are not given or are usually delayed: Targets are usually set high so you couldn't achieve them. Thus, no incentives. Even if you could, they are delayed often or not given at all. - No cab or food facility. - Usual office politics and backstabbing. - Only primary research. - You wouldn't get any advantage over a candidate who is less educationally qualified than you if you have masters or bachelors. Let's say Higher Secondary School graduate. You both will get paid the same salary. This essentially means, your degree brings no value to your job. - High employee turnover rate: Well... They organize interview in their main office almost every day.

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