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Rhingle Sdn Bhd
Media and Marketing
Snapshot
15 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
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Social media manager
Good environment Good mentorship Good company culture Remote
Dont get paid for working on weekends No work life balance
Senior events executive
Reasonable pay Work from home Systermatic and strategic
Super fast-paced work Tasks are super repetitive Events format are all same
Senior strategist
nice boss, good colleague, have all the support that you need
so far so good (work there for 3 years plus)
Back end developer
Hybrid work mode and healthy colleague interaction
manpower delegation is slightly lackluster
Digital marketing
get opportunity to learning something new
lack of empathy toward staff
Performance marketing specialist
Remote working. Only coming in when needed. Transparent profits leading to bonuses and increments. Pretty good benefits overall too.
Generally alright. Salary wise should follow the market.
Anonymous employee
Great colleagues and flexibility in touching multiple projects if you wish to. Flexible work hours but you need discipline to deliver.
Work hours can be tough when projects hit, no OT but that's part of the industry.
Allow to work from home
Poor company management and work life balance
only work from home practice
- Employee benefits cut year by year [ bonus cut maybe no bonus , yearly increment no more , company trip cut ] meanwhile workload increased. - Company structure and management keep changing. - The 'C' level never go down and understand what lower level needs. Request no listened. Conclusion : Poor Management
- Work from home, flexible working hours - Recently changed management showing plenty of initiatives - Chance to work with regional departments in SG, TH, ID - Creative team was bad when i came in until end of 2023, but management did huge changes and bad ones are gone now. - Very supportive management team, always willing to help
- Can be alot of work sometimes - Clients can be demanding and unreasonable
Backend developer
- Work from home allows for reduced time loss and stress from traffic/ commute - Laptop and neccesities provided for optimal work - Understanding colleagues
- Vague deadlines set on project - Lack of manpower per project - Doesn't conform to a known method( agile, waterfall, etc) during project planning and deliverance.
The company offers flexible working hours that promotes a positive work-life balance and worked with supportive team
There are no processes in place, which can lead to confusion and inefficiency
Work from home culture, more flexible working hours and no company politics
Did not manage to meet every colleagues face to face
Hybrid workplace giving flexibility to work from home or office, Flexible working hour. Team activities and events for employees. Offer diverse range of client events and the exposure to different industries and event styles keeps the job dynamic and exciting.
Workload during peak seasons can be quite intense. Adapting to flexible working hours and a hybrid workplace may take some time if you're used to a traditional office environment. Requires strong self-discipline and initiative.
allow to work from home and flexible working hour. freedom to arrange own schedule
No extra pay or allowance for overtime or work during midnight/weekends. No phone allowance, no internet allowance, no meal allowance, the only allowance was only mileage claim. Too many last-minute tasks and poor client service management. Poor manpower and project management. Overlapping roles and responsibilities with a confusing structure. Team leaders often jump to conclusions and do not consider explanations. Lack of proper guidance and procedures for onboarding new employees. Prevalence of gossip and hearsay.