Stellar Organisation: An MLM Disguised as a Corporate Job

I’m posting this so other people (especially freshers) don’t fall into the same trap I almost did. Stellar Organisation in Andheri East is not what it claims to be. It operates very much like an MLM/network marketing setup disguised as a “corporate job.” Here’s exactly what happened to me and my friends: They posted several fake job listings to attract freshers on Naukri (Campus) under roles like “Business Development Executive.” Sounds professional, right? That’s the bait. They mainly target people with little to no experience. They target naive candidates in the 18–21 age group. They clearly go after younger candidates who don’t fully understand how corporate jobs or MLMs work. I got a call from the HR saying the role is still Business Development Executive with a salary of ₹40k–₹50k/month. Obviously, most freshers will agree to interview. When I reached the office location, it felt quite off — sketchy, quiet surroundings, a cramped waiting area with 20–30 candidates, employees sitting in the same waiting area with no proper office setup, and loud pop music playing. What kind of office is this? The interview was a pure marketing pitch. I met the “MD/founders” and they boasted about working with big brands like Amazon/Google (not true — I verified through industry contacts). They oversold growth, success stories, and “entrepreneurship.” The truth finally came out when they said it’s NOT a corporate BDE job. It’s a 6-level program over 12 months. The first 6 months have NO fixed salary — pure commission. The work is door-to-door sales / asking for money in the name of NGOs. You’re basically doing field sales while most of the commission goes upwards. Then they sell dreams like: “You’ll lead a team of 20–30 people,” “You’ll be a business head in 12 months,” “Earn ₹12–15 LPA.” For a fresher… in a year… with no salary for 6 months. Yeah, right. They also use emotional manipulation tactics like: “We don’t believe in salaries because money doesn’t define your worth.” The interview process is absurd. They make you go through 5–6 rounds of interviews like it’s some top-tier corporate firm. Even big MNCs don’t drag freshers through this many rounds. It’s just a way to build false hype and make it feel “exclusive.” Multiple “organisations” under the same setup is a big red flag. They also operate through multiple names with the same style and structure: - Millenium Organisation - Excelsior Organisation - Emporis Organisation - Appco Group I mean… come on. If that doesn’t feel weird and scammy, what does? This is essentially an MLM/network marketing setup with: - No fixed pay - Recruitment-style growth - Unrealistic promises - Vague job role - Heavy focus on “levels” and “promotion” A Google review online reported people being taken out for field work where they go door-to-door asking for donations. The company is never transparent about the job role. Multiple people call it manipulative and misleading. If you value your time, want a real job with structure and salary, don't want to be trapped in an MLM, stay away from Stellar Organisation.