Informatica Senior DevOps Engineer reviews

I joined Informatica after seeing their impressive 4.2-star rating on Glassdoor, but my experience took a downturn with the promotion of a new manager. Unfortunately, his leadership style has been problematic. He engages in micromanagement, disproportionately affecting employees outside his favored geographical region in India. The work environment has deteriorated significantly, with the manager often contacting us after hours and making unreasonable demands. He also publicly mocks employees who don’t agree with him in meetings. Despite the existence of the POSH Act and managerial reviews, these seem ineffective. Under his management, personal and professional life have become non-existent, and there’s little to no opportunity for personal development. Dissent is not tolerated; if you disagree with him, you risk being labeled negatively in front of the team. It’s disheartening to see how one individual’s poor management can overshadow the strengths of a previously reputable organization like Informatica. The hiring of someone without a management degree into a managerial role raises questions about the company’s credibility and decision-making. ** You need to know Telugu in order to work efficiently. In most of the conversation slowly move into Telugu language for English as most of them don't know proper English.

It's a long list Company work culture has degraded exponentially. There is bias, racism and what not that you may encounter here. Be very thorough about the JD, they might say one thing and you might end up doing something else entirely. Atleast 20 weekends in a year become working. Btw, you do not get paid for those easily. You'll have to make noise otherwise no one will approve your overtime. You'll get an unofficial compoff from the senion VP for the next day and your manager will shamelessly call you on phone the next morning and ask you to join a call. People are so unprofessional here that they start talking in Telugu in meetings, as if the other person understands this. Hard work and good results will be appreciated, by more work. There is no recognitions of good work. Anyway, this is all because of my personal experience, what happened in my team under my sub-org. Not all teams are like that. Developer teams are really great and if you are here to check this for a dev job, I think you should take it. Do not get into Ops.