Shubham Singh

Review of I ENERGIZER

I ain't gonna rate 5stars but this company has mad...

I ain't gonna rate 5stars but this company has made a big leap in a decade of blooming BPOs and has emerged as a great competitor to many established. They are currently running more than 50 processes successfully.
The organization focuses on laborious work rather than effective and efficient work they believe in hiring more quantity than quality but this keeps them ahead in this game as many companies are struggling to get the workforce and meet the client requirements for maintaining head count. BPO is one such industry where you don't think before switching, there are few companies who follow hire and fire policies which IEnergizer do not and at least respects an employee, they also re-hire their employees unlike many competitors, except you have committed something that is beyond forgiveness in terms of personal or professional behavior.
Hire and fire creates a pressure however a competitive environment but an unhealthy which is good for generating revenue but not employee satisfaction.
This organization basically pays it's employees salary on basis of time you spent in the premises which I personally think as a major drawback but at times proves to be worthy because not everyday is same for a person working in 24x7 shifts. The best thing is pay of course - what else does an employee seeks from an employer? Money money money......!
So coming to pay scale I would say it is higher than the competitors this company offers good remuneration even to freshers (this is a generic statement) pay is something which depends on process and also on your client (Within the lands or Overseas).Perspective about it may vary from person to person.
Premises: It is indeed like Humungousaur(if you are a ben 10 series fan you can probably relate to what I mean here). A real huge campus than one can think of that belongs to specific BPO in terms of area coverage. The infrastructure needs a bit of renovation from outside however is good from inside considering the number of employees working here not sure of exact number but they share it as is around 8.5k in total, fairly it is an un imaginable number for a BPO.
Coming to the crowd you'll find people of various age groups- those who have just finished their schooling to people who have pursued MBA and B. tech working as advisers/executives and at various other levels. The workforce is mixed and you can find people from the age of 18 to those who crossed 40 working as representative/ adviser voluntarily and are earning fairly huge sums of money in comparison to renowned professionals and hence I feel people don't find it hard being a part of this organization even with such degrees and Professional courses. The organization also offers you courses such as six sigma and provides certification which is one advantage which a growth oriented employee would never overlook.
Services: They offer services similar to other BPO's but the quality is kinda okay to me not as good as compared to their competitors specifically the cab service and the meal.
Who cares when you are paid enough to afford and buy goods/services for life than for a time until you're inside the premises.
The only disadvantage I personally feel is the working hours you need to spend 10hrs in the premise no matter what in some cases it is 9hrs and 6 if you're doing part time job. Once you have punched your card you can't move out of the premises unless you have given 10hrs or whatever is assigned to your process. In case you do- you need to have manager's approval and yet at the exit gate you will be asked 10 questions. That's kinda funny every person has their own swag. Be it a gaurd, janitor, cafeteria vendors or the employees.