OYO reviews

3.4

53% would recommend to a friend

(4,955 total reviews)
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Ritesh Agarwal

74% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

OYO has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 4,955 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The OYO employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Hoteles y complejos turísticos industry (3.6 stars).

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1.0
Jul 10, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Make your own schedule and have a very loose expense policy.

Cons

Zero sales enablement. No training. CRM is nothing more than a basic note taking app. Weeks to get materials if they ever show up. Pushes that they are a technology company but the technology is third rate and not impressive to customers. They are constantly looking for you to railroad potential customers in to bad deals. Very unethical worried about compliance not ethics. They do not treat employees with respect.

1.0
Nov 6, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Some of the other Business Development Managers are actually solid salespeople

Cons

Everything. The company's bad reputation will be the concern with basically every hotel owner or GM that you speak with. Whether it's OYO holding owner's revenue and not paying in a correct or timely manner, whether it's OYO changing the terms of the contract, whether it's OYO lowering room prices to $25 a night (which encourages all of the undesirables to come to the hotel), you name it, OYO has a way to think of it and mess up an owner's hotel. No technology (they lie that they have technology), no strategy, no value-add. They take over and destroy the hard work that owners spent decades, even generations to build up, in a matter of weeks. Management is crazy nepotistic. John hired Ruth. Prateek hired JP. Nobody knows what they're doing and hides until a BDM has a deal to sign and comes out of the woodworks. Don't expect to quit a job and get any security here either. You'll be let go within 100 days even though he average sales cycle is around 12 weeks. They'll tell you it should be a few days. They even have what's called a "one call close". Never met another company as clueless as this one. Wait, Adam Neumann and WeWork comes close but this one takes the prize.

1.0
Sep 11, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

-Good tech stack , you will get to work on almost every popular thing in the industry. -Nice culture/people to start with. This point will also feature in cons.More than 70% of the employees are new hires (Less than 6 months old as of September 2018). So no problem of fitting in. -Almost everyone follows a 'go get it done' funda here. You don't write mail to people for dependencies. Whole tech team sits between 2 floors (till some time back, we were less in number so we just occupied 1 floor ). So talk to people on face and get the task done. -Fast paced environment. Almost all teams breaking the current code(Ruby on Rails) into new Micro-services (Java) . So you have to work simultaneously on both Ruby and Java. This is pretty much what I like about here.

Cons

Going to be a long list. - Politics , politics everywhere. - Large salary disparity. You'll join only to know there are ppl in your team getting much higher than you get and than they deserve. CTO has a fetish for hiring people from Hike and Amazon. He has worked at both places earlier. So he's pretty much bringing in everyone he knows from these places (I am not saying they are not good), but they will be given important roles than you, without question. -Almost all old employees have left/asked to leave Here's a red flag.The employees who joined during the time of old VP Ajay were now being called non-smart hires . The CTO has replaced EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THEM. They were the people who gave their blood and sweat to build OYO as it is today. OYO has a technique to make you leave the company now. They'll hire someone totally new and make them sit over you on higher position, to take away you responsibilities. Or they'll just give you no hike. So you'll and leave. I was hired after the new CTO came but the older guys were so awesome. Now there are hardly 5 older guys left. Whole tech team replaced. -There's a flood of freshers.They hired more than 200 freshers in one batch from IITs(any branch)/good colleges against 70 devs who were left at one time. No one has any idea of the legacy system. There's total chaos. Much time goes in doing their ramp up if you're an old employee. So by the evening you'll feel to do the work yourself instead of teaching them everything. -In the last 6 months, they made jokingly new teams,to accommodate the new hires, and hired managers from outside for almost all of them. most of them total jerks. -90% people leave within 1 year of joining. So my advice: If you're a fresher or don't have any opportunity from anywhere else, . OYO will be a good place as you can learn. But then again come with no expectations of respect or growth, as you'll watch it getting shattered within 6 months. My papers on their way.

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