As a fresher, you will learn a lot of new things and get to work on multiple projects, which is good. However, it also affects your work-life balance, as they tend to treat you like a laborer. If you are on the bench, you might lose your job—even if you were hired just two months ago.
As a senior, there is no work-life balance either. The work culture is poor; they pay you very little but expect you to work like employees in big tech companies.
There are unnecessary HR policies, and in Magic, every 4–5 months the HR person leaves the company. On Fridays, they often ask you to work on weekends, and if you refuse, they raise a complaint saying you’re not working properly. They even give your previous week’s work credit to the person who works on weekends, even if you helped during that time. They also clearly say that no comp-off will be given and instruct you not to inform HR that you worked on weekends.
BIGGEST SCAM IS APPRAISAL CYCLE do not wait for appraisal in Magic Edtech
