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647 total reviews
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Assistant manager
Fast and fun culture, open conversation
No proper guidance from senior, or more often there's no senior. You'll need to learn on the job by yourself.
Software engineer
Ninja Van Engineering has a great culture, and the people are especially great to work with. We are given lots of autonomy and there are plenty of opportunities to learn. The CTO in particular is very hands-on and works closely with his team.
Because of recent market conditions a lot of effort is spent on cost cutting.
Project manager
Competitive package Flexible working hours No micro-mangement
Need better communication across departments to improve company-wise projects
Finance
A lot of problems need solution - good for learning curve
Making right business decision for company's growth
Associate
- Good for experience, will learn a lot
- no major cons for job
Retail sales associate
Good salary but i it was back then
Had to face rain and hot day
Operations specialist
Learning opportunities, best working environment
No challenges at all, good work culture
Lean culture where people are given autonomy to work/lead on their projects
Pay package for software engineers is below market rate and really disappointing bonus scheme for tech employees.
Operations manager
They encourage autonomy at work
Might have concerns in regional and local management gap and decision making due to cross cultural differences
Senior software engineer
- Used to be a good company , in SG might still have a good brand name - Tech and devs are good.
Blatant false promises during hiring. Stocks, growth, culture, team stability — most of it is exaggerated or outright misleading. Once you join, reality hits hard. Company is financially unstable. Layoffs are frequent, poorly communicated, and create constant fear. There is zero sense of security. Toxic power concentration to 1 person chief of staff, operates with extreme bias, plays favorites openly, and deliberately creates walls between teams and people. Collaboration is discouraged unless you belong to the “inner circle.” Micromanagement and manipulation. . Merit takes a back seat to loyalty. HR and leadership like EMs are toothless. Real authority does not exist beyond one person. Policies, feedback, and escalation mechanisms are meaningless. Advice to Management Stop pretending culture exists when trust is completely broken. Either empower leadership and HR genuinely or stop marketing a fake narrative to candidates.