Snapmint Reviews

Culture is pathetic, 0 job security, they don't care for people so much so they don't even give medical policy, they will ask you for small genuine reimbursement

Extremely toxic organization with poor leadership, zero employee empathy, and no professional work culture. The company operates more like a Lala company than a corporate setup, with favoritism and unrealistic expectations. 1. Toxic, Centralized Leadership Style The organization follows an extremely centralized leadership model where few persons dominate decision-making. Leaders show little emotional intelligence or respect toward employees. Aggressive behavior such as yelling or public pressure is normalized and defended as “working style,” creating a stressful environment with no sense of safety or respect. 2. Complete Absence of Onboarding and Knowledge Sharing The company has no structured onboarding or training mechanism whatsoever. New engineers are dropped directly into complex systems without documentation, architectural overviews, or any form of knowledge transfer. There is an unrealistic expectation of immediate delivery with zero guidance. Even fundamental basics such as reliable equipment, an induction plan, or initial orientation are neglected, setting employees up for failure from day one. 3. Extremely Weak HR & Employee Policies HR is highly ineffective and fails to address employee issues in a timely or meaningful manner. Policies are not employee-friendly, with multiple ways to deduct salary. There is no structured grievance handling and no support system for employees. 4. Inexperienced Managers in Positions of Power Many people with 3 years of overall experience are placed into manager roles. Despite limited exposure, they behave as if they have complete authority over everything technical decisions, timelines, and people. This results in micromanagement, poor judgment, and a lack of understanding of real engineering challenges. 5. Poor Infrastructure & Overall Employee Experience Basic facilities are lacking no proper cafeteria, poor washroom conditions, and uncomfortable work environment. Training is nonexistent, and the communication culture is weak. Overall, there is nothing positive to highlight about the employee experience.