Crossover for Work reviews

No job security, you will be hired as an independent contractor and that means they can fire you anytime for any reason whatsoever. The targets are unrealistic and the management will not let you or anyone celebrate any accomplishments, you will always be told that "you are not doing enough". Most of the time you metrics will be confusing. Its all about productivity and even if you are grieving the lost of a love one it should not affect your productivity or else you will loose your job. I experience this personally, so yes its kinda "a vertical sweatshop". No communication between departments so the tasks are overlapping and it seemed like every team is doing their own thing not having a common goal. No 2nd chances even if you hit your metrics. Even if you had done berry well for a very long time and you just failed to hit your metrics for 2 or 3 weeks you will loose your job. Other than the basic per hour rates you will not get any other benefits, I mean none whatsoever. No sick leave, vacation leave, no holidays (you will even be forced to work on holidays). If you want a life work balance this is not for you. Expect to be monitored every time you work.

- awful, awful process of application processing - you need to submit all tests, then you receive rejection with no comments at all; - functional teams, meaning that you can land in unit test team and you'll be writing unit tests for old legacy applications all the time, you can land in maintenance team and you'll be maintaining applications which doesn't have active dev team, etc; - spyware (software that makes screenshots and camshots 1 or more times per minute), not a big problem really, but needs to be told; - no job security; - no possibility to get a promotion for good work, you can get a new role only by passing exams. I guess it's fine, but it leads to the situation when you don't really need to work well, only well enough not to be fired.