Ex-Infosys employee opens up about 9 years of ’unchained’ slavery, reveals personal story

Ex Infosys employee says worked there crazy for 9 years, had only Rs 35,000 monthly salary

A former Infosys employee from Bengaluru took to Reddit to share his candid experiences of working at one of India's largest IT firms. Referring to the work environment as "unchained slavery," the anonymous writer detailed the issues he encountered, including low wage, low salary hike, regid working hours and more.

Ex-Infosys employee opens up about 9 years of ’unchained’ slavery, reveals personal story

An ex-Infosys employee contrasts the work culture at Infosys with other tech firms, highlighting issues like underpayment and exploitation. He advocates for a Minimum Wage Policy in India and labor reforms, reflecting on his 9-year experience at Infosys and its implications for the IT industry.

‘Unchained Slavery’: Bengaluru Techie Reveals Nine-Year Ordeal Working Just For Rs 35k At IT Giant

A former IT employee detailed nine years of struggles, blaming minimal salary hikes and rigid policies in his company.

Bengaluru techie earned ₹35,000 per month after 9 years of working at one of India’s largest IT firms

A Bengaluru techie has opened up about his experience of working with one of India’s largest IT companies, comparing his experience to “unchained slavery.”

Infosys CEO opens up about low pay hikes and toxic work culture claims amid 90-hour work week debate

2025-01-17 08:34:10 : Infosys CEO Salil Parekh had expressed concerns over the IT major’s toxic work culture during its third-quarter earnings call on January 16. During an earnings call, the Infosys CEO was asked about allegations of pay hikes and toxic work culture at the company. The IT major’s co-founder, Narayana Murthy, came under criticism after she made comments about 70-hour work weeks. “As far as employee issues are concerned, there…

Rs 35,000 Salary With 10 Years Of Experience, Bengaluru Tech Employee Reveals Harsh Reality

A Bengaluru-based tech professional has stirred widespread conversation on Reddit by recounting his challenging experience of working with one of India’s largest IT firms. Describing his nine-year stint as akin to “unchained slavery,” the techie shed light on systemic issues, exploitative policies, and stagnating salaries that left him feeling undervalued and overworked. Low Increments and Stagnant Salaries In his post, the techie revealed that …