MACCAFERRI (MALAYSIA) Reviews — 47 Employee Reviews

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

Good environment to start first job. You might enjoy the best attention to solving your problems before you step into the company. It is advisable to address all concerns at this time. Experienced engineers and salesmen that could potentially transfer experience to new employees Possible to enjoy personal mentoring

Cons

Slow and bureaucratic process with mediocre employees managing to scale through the system while the more energetic ones get frustrated. Lack of a clear payscale with possibility to earn higher than more experienced staff. No clear career path and could lead to frustration with constantly changing requests.

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

Great benefits, vacation and holidays

Cons

Worked with mostly women who acted liked they were still in high school

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

- International company (80+ subsidiaries) - Bond listed on Stock Exchange that allows being assessed and challenged by business community - High potential Business Framework

Cons

Too managed by the Family, not a real up-to-date organization and way of thinking. Maybe in the next coming years, strategy and execution could change. New CEO just appointed in March 2018 but it'll take time to understand and (maybe) change.

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

Good branding make it feels easy to sell the products. Family oriented environment.

Cons

Too old culture no career path

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

Literally none. Hated it all

Cons

Everything. Literally loathed life whilst I was there

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

I did not find anything positive about this organization.

Cons

From management to long-term employees were angry and hostile towards anyone that did not fit into their circle.

Anonymous

Mar 30, 2026

Pros

The staff at the main office and the area sales managers. Decent starting salary. OK Christmas party. They reimbursed me for my primary relocation expenses. I had the opportunity to do some travel.

Cons

The corporate culture was difficult to tolerate. The company was founded in Italy and the head of American operations was Italian. There were some fundamental differences in how they thought a division staffed mostly by Americans should be run and how the Americans thought they should be managed. The upper management positions were mostly devoid of Americans and a lot of corporate communication had to be retranslated from Italian-English to English. There were almost no opportunities to lower my pretax burden (no 401K, no flexible spending for medical coverage, etc.) and the pension plan was a joke. The overall benefits package was mediocre at best, with really bad service from the main insurance company. I received much less support in learning my job from my direct supervisor than I ever would have expected. The surrounding community turned out to be kind of a disappointment as well. It's an area that has seen a lot of good jobs disappear in recent years and has really suffered as a result. Not a great place to move your family, for sure.