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AJC International Reviews

3.6

43% would recommend to a friend

(63 total reviews)

Gerald L. Allison

68% approve of CEO

41% positive business outlook

AJC International has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 63 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The AJC International employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Retail and wholesale industry (3.5 stars).

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63 reviews
2.0
29 Aug 2014
Recommend
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Pros

If you are a single person, married and looking for an affair or an alcoholic then join AJC because they are very lax in their corporate standards especially during their annual week long party.

Cons

No serious career development plans are goals are realized and there is no work life balance.

2.0
4 Sept 2022

Toxic Leaders make a Toxic work environment

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This company has a lot of great things going for it. It’s diverse, truly international, entrepreneurial, and has committed people. Almost everywhere you look there is a go-getter. Business information is transparent and accessible, you have data on what you are doing and why, unfortunately the real business is not what drives the company, it’s the battle at the top.

Cons

There is an unresolved power struggle at the top between the two leading figures. Both are bright and capable, but both are at heart extremely insecure, so they make it their mission to try to prove the opposite and squander a tremendous amount of talent, time and money doing it. How people relate to each other at the top is how people will deal with each other in the entire organization, and two people that despise each other so deeply cannot cause anything other than a toxic work environment. They believe they drive the results, but the reality is both have little idea of what their business is really like, and we’re never in the front lines, the reality is the business happens despite their leadership, not because of it.

1.0
17 Feb 2022

Politic, Traditional and Obsolete

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Decent pay (basic salary) taking into consideration the current local economy. Diverse regional and industrial knowledge. Making an effort to recently develop new technology (however still significantly behind with the 4.0 economy). Provide the most updated mobile device to work. Straightforward business model.

Cons

Tremendous amount of politics (taken into consideration that office/workplace politics is unavoidable, however, this was the worst experience) which caused unnecessary friction in relationships and working dynamic among departments and within team members. Created “House of Card” culture but the reward is far from supremacy. Systematically disorganised: no defined procedure, no SOP, no internal software usage guideline, no basic operational guideline. Lengthy meeting without structural agenda. More like a 1 hour coffee fabulating with friends that go to 2-3 hours. Unsystematic/Spontaneous on the job training. Even experienced (but preferred organised/independent) candidates would feel overwhelmly uneasy. Technological Obsolete - both hardware and software. Manager with 10+ years of job related experience, however, immensely lacked managerial skill. Lack of autonomy. Different from the initial job descriptions (sales). Feel more like a Sales Support/Secretary borderline housemaid that should take orders only without the right to make inquiry. “Reluctant to change”, “We will NEVER change”, “we have been able to make money this way for decades, why should we now?” Getting old, lacking fresh ideas, yet lacking the ability to handle strong personalities who can take new initiative and are capable of voice out. Borderline toxic relationship/hostility with direct manager toward the end when “open” discussion did not follow the way the manager desired. Rather than straightforwardly answer questions to assist with the job, the manager would make false accusations/gaslighting/dodge questions with a hidden attempt to dismiss the employee on the ground of “habitually neglectful in his duties”. Majorly refused to communicate (guideline/clarification) through email to avoid black and white reconfirmation when needed. If you cannot kneel down, you will be dismissed.

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