Srijan functions differently that most traditional companies. We're in business to make a difference in the world we live in. We've started with making our company a better place to work with. Here's how:
- we're an extremely democratic and transparent organisation
- we've got 4 distinct profitable-units who take decisions on their internal process, documentation, project communication processes fairly independently
- everyone's salary is made known to each person
- there's a core-committee comprising of kep people across all groups; this committee gives overall direction to the company
- there's 20% profit sharing each quarter across all groups on achieving the targets; these targets have also been agreed to in the core-committee; each person has a single vote
- groups evolve their own appraisal mechanisms for distributing profits among the members
- all salary/remuneration corrections, including those for group heads, have to be approved by the group and then brought to the core-committee for final approvals; this leads to people setting their own salaries
- people are encouraged to work from home as often they like; only the group-heads are to kept in the loop on their activities (even the holidays and slow-work days)
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