PECS | Planet E-Com Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Good quality services, with satisfaction

Very nice office

Wrong Address information and also website is fake

Small company with decent people.

They waste time. They kept postponing interview when I reached the location twice.. 😐😓 they just make fool …

I had a really disappointing experience, especially with the higher management of the company.

Very Nice Indian Images and excellent search, got what I wanted in a few clicks and to top that very very reasonable priced compared to other sites.

My experience is very good with Planet E-com solutions. I will definitely refer everyone. I have never seen such excellent team of web development & IT support.

The PSPCL site developed by you is a mess. Every time I pay my bill, the site logs out automatically. When I try to log in again, it says, "You are logged in; try after 15 minutes." The previous version of the site was much better, but now it's completely dysfunctional. I don't know if these issues are intentional or accidental.

My experience with PECS | Planet E-Com Solution Pvt. Ltd. was very disappointing, mainly because of the unprofessional recruitment process. Initially, I missed a call from HR and received a WhatsApp message about the opportunity. When I asked if I could call back, I was told, "No, if your profile is shortlisted, we will call you." A week later, I received another message around 1 PM saying my profile had been shortlisted and that my interview was scheduled for the same day at 3 PM. I informed HR that I was traveling and requested to reschedule because of travel and background noise. My request was denied. I also sent an email requesting a different interview slot, but it appeared that nobody even read it. Ironically, about 20 minutes before the interview, HR called and requested that I join 10 minutes late because the interviewer wasn't available. When I joined, I waited in silence with no response. After another 10 minutes, I was again told the interviewer was busy and asked to join 5 minutes later. This happened repeatedly. I finally decided not to continue, but HR called me multiple times requesting that I still attend the interview. To cooperate, I gave the interview while standing on the roadside during my journey. The interview lasted around 40 minutes, and I answered every question confidently. I was told HR would get back to me with an update. Four days passed with no communication. I had to message HR myself to ask for the result, and only then was I informed that I had not been selected. Rejection is completely acceptable—it's part of every professional's journey. What is not acceptable is the lack of basic courtesy and communication. If a candidate has to chase HR just to receive a rejection, it reflects poorly on the company's hiring process. Companies expect professionalism from candidates, but candidates deserve the same level of professionalism and respect from recruiters. Better communication, proper scheduling, and timely updates would greatly improve the candidate experience.