Proptiger Reviews

3.8

74% would recommend to a friend

(456 total reviews)

76% positive business outlook

Proptiger has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 456 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Proptiger employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Real estate industry (3.8 stars).

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456 reviews
1.0
13 Mar 2019

Suffocation!

Recommend
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Pros

Flipkart vouchers given on occasions.

Cons

This post is mostly relevant to people looking to join the HR team in Proptiger. Have you also heard of Proptiger HR team has something wrong in their culture? I had heard similar things and ignored because I got desperate. Remember whoever joined Proptiger HR Team, they got really desperate. Join here if you want to spoil your CV. Please don’t think of it as a time-gap arrangement because trust me it’s not worth it. There’s something more than fishy in here. WORK-LIFE BALANCE - When you go to their careers page, they have very clearly written what they expect. Here it goes: “At Proptiger, people blur the distinctions between play, work and creativity every day. At work, we don’t count hours; we are busy attacking challenges. We don’t notice if it is day or night, black or white or blue” They literally mean it. They have absolutely zero work-life balance. Fact of the matter is, most of the folks there don’t even have a passion and if you do have a passion, you will forget it after joining there. They tell you it’s a 5-day working week but the CHRO himself will check if you went office or not on a Saturday. Even if you have to be away from your Laptop on a Sunday, you have to write a mail saying you will not be available. They called me on the evening of my birthday for a review call when I clearly told I won’t be available and didn’t even wish me. That’s how much they care for you. SUFFOCATION - The review calls, the conference discussions, the meetings - they’re so bad that they will make you feel suffocated. You will find people reading your emails and answering the calls on your phone in your absence just to “link” you up with other guys/girls just to be funny. The team offsites - worst part about them is that you have to pay around 10-15k per trip from your own pocket. They try to sell it saying you’re getting to o for 25k worth of a trip for like 15k. First off, who even wants to go? If you say no, they take your case. You will get multiple rude calls. If you want to be in their good books, you HAVE to go. Also, they’re very sarcastic and they gossip a lot and they try really hard to be funny. They are very frugal. They will bog you down with so much irrelevant, operational, mundane and non-productive work - like forcing employees to fill some random surveys, like tasting food from 3-4 vendors for employee engagement activities but zeroing down on the vendor that is the cheapest price wise. You will have to hire a lot every month and if by any chance your region doesn’t have a lot of hiring for the month, they will use your bandwidth for other regions. If at all you manage to stay beyond six months then you get to see the appraisal cycle. They will fight for every rupee during initial negotiation and tell you your salary will be hiked soon. They will set unreasonable goals for you to achieve a 5-star rating. No one has ever received a 5-star rating and hikes are useless. To add to all of this, they also fire people by manipulating with their own policies. There is so much micromanagement and favoritism that you have to be a bootlicker of the CHRO if you don’t want to be fired. Conclusion - Everyone is always so overworked in Proptiger because they are understaffed to suffocation. They are understaffed because of high attrition. High attrition is because of the bad work-culture and ofcourse also because they don’t pay well. It’s a cycle. You will see HR folks leaving in less than 6 months which says a lot.

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Proptiger Response
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Dear ex-colleague, thank you for your feedback and candid opinion about some of the issues faced by you in your tenure here. We would have appreciated if this was discussed while you were with us, than resort to an anonymous platform and we would have been happy to respond logically and patiently. We also feel that this is a prejudiced view of how the organization operates, hence we would like to disregard the same. Being a fairly young organization and having grown tremendously in the last 3-4 years with over 4-5 successful M&A and multi-fold growth, the organization requires each and every individual to contribute keeping the larger business objectives in mind. Most people join start-ups & growth-phase organizations for the immense learning opportunities they offer and we are no different. Having said so, we’re also honest in admitting the pace at which one will need to operate if they choose to join us, and in return take away plethora of opportunities and fast track careers. Happy to take your queries in person, should you wish. Wish you all the luck!
1.0
29 Sept 2019

TABP role - as bad as the Real Estate Sales role

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Coffee machine in office (Just to complete 5 words)

Cons

First of all, the TABP team structure itself is flawed. 1. One very important thing they hide during the interviews is that they are a real estate company hiring sales staff from non-real estate industry ONLY. Why would a person from Banking (or any) Industry want to switch to Real Estate (plus eCommerce) industry unless they are underperforming at their current job? The pay is not competitive at all. The company culture is very sales heavy and how many ever good leave policies are introduced, in the end, the approver of the leave is the employees manager himself. While the HR has a strong say but not stronger than the business call (ofcourse!) Sourcing candidates at the said salary range from non-real estate background and preferably from Banking Sales background with above average English communication skills and ready to work on weekends (Here week off is on Tuesdays) for a full time field job with crazy targets, also speaks the regional language, also knows the city well, also good at convincing people already seems very difficult. There's no external consultant support so you personally have to call 300+ candidates everyday in order to complete your hiring targets for the month. The TA part is just very tiring and mundane. You cannot expect a good polished resource to do both TA and BP work together with so much attrition. Basically, you're just doing B2C sales which sounds like recruitment. They will sell the TABP role off calling it a "challenging role where there's lots to earn" but I'm so frustrated to even talk about it anymore. Also, I think its unethical to hide all this in the interview. While organisation wide HR strategy is good, TABP Team Strategy is flawed and the fact that the CHRO and his one down are unable to build a proper team where atleast 90% of the team stays with them for atleast an year and does so proudly and happily proves the flaw. I agree cost optimisation is a great idea, but if you don't pay and treat your people well, they're not going to stay with you. They fire quite a lot of people as well which dismiss entirely thinking this attrition was involuntary. Why did your hire the person you just fired? In HR team, there's no place for such a high percentage of involuntary attrition. It simply shows that they're not good at hiring culture fit people who will not think about them the way I do.

1.0
21 Jul 2019
Recommend
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Pros

According to the policy it's a 5 days working organisation. But in reality it's a 7 days working organisation. If you are working on weekends then only you can come in the good books of the manager. The company has zero vision and poor decision making power. Company is good if you are joining any vertical apart from HR.

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