Pros
High-paying salary
With benefits such as food and transportation allowance.
HMO upon regularization
Sick Leave credits convertible to cash
Affordable meals, subsidized and salary-deducted meals
Free uniforms
multiple company events
Provides employee training overseas
Unlimited Overtime with pay
Cons
1. Inadequate recruitment procedures, Lacking consideration for applicants' time.
2. Overly controlling supervisors who engage in micromanagement.
3. Absence of a values-oriented approach within the company culture.
4. Lack of organizational structure leading to inefficiencies.
5. HR department demonstrates a lack of empathy and receptiveness to feedback and change.
6. Persistent urgency in all tasks, leading to heightened stress levels.
6. Blurred hierarchical lines where everyone assumes a supervisory role.
7. Outdated manual processes particularly in payroll management, resulting in delays and inefficiencies.
8. Tendency towards blame-shifting rather than problem-solving.
9. Limited opportunities for career advancement and professional development.
10. Poor work-life balance, potentially detrimental to mental well-being.
11. Imposition of mandatory overtime requirements.
12. Complex and stressful procedures for filing leave requests.
13. Presence of authoritative figures rather than true leadership.
14. HR manager is not empathic and is more focused on pleasing the higher ops rather than helping their struggling employees.
15. You will be forced to work on multiple tasks outside your job description.
Prospective applicants are advised to consider these factors carefully before applying.