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Ninja Van
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Snapshot
647 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Anonymous
Open communication and disucssion across all level
Sometimes can get a little hectic
Friendly working enviroment Open communication Get freedom on how to handle your tasks
Salary package is low compare with market rate The HR is not that professional as they always delay on our request
There is some sort of work life balance
1. Culture sucks, people are not cooperative and unwilling to change, very SME and not like a startup 2. Management wants you to work everyday in office but can't get the physical comfort, safety and security of the environment right (building mouldy, toilets leaking, lift doors can't close...) 3. Bosses don't know how to manage staff, end up choosing to micromanage, tracking what time you come to work and what time you leave. At the same time, colleagues are lazy, leave work early and full of gossip. Alot of gossip happening and sowing discord amongst one another.
Wonderful pantry with heavenly coffee.
1) Work Culture pretty much a matter of "Do 1st, Firefight later". Gungho startup mentality very much alive here. 2) No proper SOP across countries or even within Singapore. It all depends on who's doing it. 3) Toxic cliques amongst management and their minions. 4) Chasing after investor funds comes before rectifying glaring issues. 5) Literally toxic environment in the office. Staff openly vaping in the office and even in meetings itself. There are permanent groups occupying foyers to smoke. Majority of staff doesn't wear their mask in the office. 6) Attrition rate for staff a super high. Most leave within 2yrs max. Reviews by those who gave 5 stars are fake or given by inexperienced ones who don't know better.
-casual working style -supportive mentors and colleagues -allowed to explore and experiment on own projects -extremely helpful colleagues who would willingly help out in ops during big sales period
-staff benefits (other than basic co-payment health and dental care)
I've been in Ninja Van more than x years. It's one of best place for everyone who has startup spirit / want to make something big. I have a chance to work with experienced people in SEA and of course, In a startup company l was allowed to try on a lot of different tasks, even that weird one that you didn't think you would ever like.
-Benefit is so bad (Salary is competitive). No insurrance, no OT for all (except Fleet team). - Company politic. - Career Promotion (Fleet team) is unfair. (Im not in that team, everyone can see what happened in this team.) - Organization chart
Colleagues are all very young and passionate about their work Very flexible and casual environment Action oriented
Can get very busy at times
– Lots of Perks – Resources
– Hard to Get Ahead – You’re Just a Number
It's a progressive company, always challenging status quo and improving. Flat hierarchy, collaborative and vibrant place to work in.
work location is far, but this is not really a problem
they are caring to their workers
i dont know what to say for me they are great
salary in 2 weeks, flexible to work.
Low pay, sometimes no rest and have to spend time longer than office work
You can get the chance to work on what you want There is very flat hierarchy
Business direction keeps changing Future of the company is uncertain
Good company culture (you will meet real friends for keeps)
No weekend pay - and they will REQUIRE you to work during weekends. No work-life balance and NO OVERTIME PAY - you will find yourself working till late at night. PAY IS BAD. Really, they expect so much from you and they pay you the minimum wage. Their qualifications for an employee and expectations are so high but they don't pay what is due to you. They don't even give at least a thank you for your contributions. The worst part is their HR. They don't pay your salaries on time, they change the system without giving a heads up - half of the employers did not get their salaries for 1 whole month AND when you resign, they will give you a hard time to process the documents you need (clearance, backpay, ITR forms, etc.) its like you're dead to them since they don't respond to any of your emails, calls, text, etc.
Flexible work culture Opportunity for trial and error
Lack of communication Inexperienced team - no positive outcome
People here are friendly and helpful
Depending on which team you're working in, sometimes it can be quite busy
Good culture across teams Good place for growth
Internal processes very messy No company confidence
nothing to say but this company is good
thankyou for the opportunity you gave ninja
great colleagues, great food (around the area), above average managers.. this company really empowers us with the trust in the employees.. i remember when i was new, the first advice given to me was "nobody here tracks your leave, they just track your WORK"
insurance coverage can be better
- Lots of enthusiasm, especially among younger colleagues - A lot of nice and smart people. - Good place to work for people that have never worked anywhere else (so that they can understand how various functional units come together to run a small/medium company) and for senior people from other places (who can tell the company how things are going wrong and how they can be fixed). - Some teams have fabulous managers who care (and know how to) develop people. Sadly very rare
- Not a great to place to work if you aren't very junior or very senior. - Lack of domain expertise and general problem-solving skills (traditional plan B for poor domain knowledge), even among very senior peoples. So no real direction on a lot of teams. Feel like a lot of things here are "shoot first, aim later". - Poor accountability, but our HR team is fixing this (at least for junior people). Super-seniors will probably remain immune. - Borderline unprofessional workplace that makes several people (particularly women) feel uncomfortable. Not harassment so much as crass jokes and "political incorrectness". Not sure if management sees this as an issue. - Senior engineering managers have giant egos that make them very unpleasant to work with. Lots of big-fish in this small pond. - No great way of turning enthusiasm and relative smarts of people into great results: institutional inefficiency.
- Gain a lot of experience and knowledge - Have access to public transport
- Toxic environment - No work-life balance (have to work at night/weekend)
Good environment, culture, everything good
Nothing to comment, good good
Given room and resources to formulate and execute goals.
Highly cost conscious business environment
- flat hierarchy - open to feedback - culture - flexibility
- not as competitive pay
Flexible off times and supportive management
progression for existing employees is slow
Flexible working hours and great place to stay.
Internal process still needs further imprevement
- people tend to be "chill" , hierarchy can seem flat - some teams have good experiences
- little mentorship unless you're lucky. Things are very messy. - thinks lack of procedures and professionalism is good. Gets very defensive when you point things out. - middle management can power trip and bully you once they don't like you.
1. Expansion 2. Flexible working location & working hours.
1. Benefit had to claim. 2. Unhealthy working culture. 3. Expansion at all cost was not built on top of strong business model foundation. 4. Lack of legal support.
Youth and Freedom Environment. Appropriate for the young talented candidate
Employees usually leave after 1-2 years
Many things to work on since it's a startup but they are moving out of that
Location is quite inaccessible and getting lunch can be troublesome
Friendly and informal culture, great freedom to experiment and make mistakes, growth opportunities
Can be messy and unstructured,
Lean company structure allows everyone to take ownership and contribute to the business in an impactful manner. Fast paced environment leads to ample opportunities for learning and personal growth. CEO is very capable and hands-on.
General lack of structure due to the extremely rapid growth of the company. This is quickly improving however.
Relax and fun culture, always trying new initiatives
Too many requests, too little benefits. Management appears brash and inexperience.
Pros - pantry, activities and benefits
Management tend to side with in charge. HR only cares about company than your well-being
Good stuff good exposure good people
Not much structure quite hectic
Would take in any fresh grad without any relevant experience/skills as long as the candidate has a referral within the company. High flexibility and autonomy for you to work.
Lack of communication, corporation and bias within the department Often would push the fault to the interns or the contract employees when there is a problem.
Keep moving office every 2 years.
Nepotism where certain employees are favoured because they joined earlier
fast growing sector great cap table generally laid back and autonomous culture decently strong c-level leadership
weak middle management low to zero non-cash benefits uncompetitive salary structure glass ceilings all around that impedes progress
Nothing is good..poor management and always short of manpower
High penalty,low parcels rates.no life
HMO are for superiors only, no benefits for staff on ground who do the leg work
- Burned out environment, low salary, no social life
Good learning environment, most of the management are approachable
Not suitable for experienced employees, salary increments and bonuses are paid late, progression is biased and depends if your boss likes you or not
Young environment, good pantry. Sufficient work-life balance during non-campaign period.
Can be more structured. Better compensation and clear career progression will definitely help to keep current employees motivated.
- very good culture - reasonable working hours - opportunity to travel for work
- minimal AL ( open time off does not equate to AL) - Corporate benefits insufficient - salary could be better
many things for you to ‘look forward’ to cleaning up and making an impact
structure is fundamentally weak with little controls. the people who are doing things are way too overworked to be helpful, the people skating by just shooting emails here and there
Lots of space to grow, good culture, good co-workers
the benefit package was not attractive
Good for beginners if you're looking for experiences
Worst branch manager at pudo kwc
Fairly easy to progress if you work properly
Culture No proper work assignment, you'll get thrown into everything once people know you can work
There is nothing I can think of
- Poor management - No concrete process