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647 total reviews
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100% of reviews mention positives
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Executive
Company support self development, training, up skill.
Most of retrenched staff haven't received KPI feedback. Company avoid payment of bonus or increment. Top management not able to make firm decision where direction keep on changing. Some process owner are really underperformed, but company decide to kept them. Managers micromanage and change rules whenever they see fits.
Senior software engineer
Approachable management, freehand to innovate, skilled colleagues
can't think of anything now
Software engineer qa
Love the working culture in Ninja Van, suppportive colleagues.
Some of my colleagues in SG, ID, and some other countries got layoff
Manager
Lots of avenues for career advancement
Politics getting in the way of work
Software tester
- Fast-paced - Innovative - Regional exposure - Growth opportunities - Collaborative
- High pressure - Long hours - Rapid changes - Limited structure - Resource constraints
Account executive
Flexible and no micro management
Kinda difficult to connect with other department hence making work complicated
Business analyst
A Good place to learn
unclear development path passive growth outlook Lower than market rate package
Account manager
Culture. ability to drive changes
Structure is lacking, have to learn on the job
Frontend developer
Teammates are very friendly and proactive
The Bamboo system is unstable
Department head
At first it was ok. But leaders become super toxic when financials are bad due to their bad decisions.
• Leadership is dismissive and arrogant; ideas are insulted instead of discussed. • Strategic pivots are inconsistent — shifting from B2C to B2B, then back to B2C after clients already left. • Decisions like raising prices without improving service drove clients to competitors. • Growth was prioritized without operational readiness, leading to chaos, complaints, and poor unit economics. • Culture of fear: shaming in meetings, micromanagement, passive-aggressive behavior. • No respect for ownership — only the leaders’ way is the “right” way. • High attrition: many leaders and employees eventually leave due to morale issues.