3.0
49% would recommend to a friend
47% positive business outlook
Pros
No significant positives observe and bad experiences
Cons
The admin lack of understanding of the job responsibilities
Pros
100% WFH and higher pay than other WFH CSR
Cons
I’ve been with the company for quite a while now, currently working in Operations and Management, and honestly, it’s been frustrating. Over time, my role has expanded way beyond operations. Other than operations, I also do hiring, supporting higher management with admin tasks, and basically wearing multiple hats on a daily basis. The workload keeps growing, but the recognition and compensation don’t match. No 13th month pay nor performance bonus and that’s really disappointing, especially considering the amount of work and responsibility I carry. It doesn’t feel aligned with the effort being put in. What’s even more discouraging is knowing that there are people earning more, even when I know I’m doing more or taking on bigger responsibilities. It makes me question how the company really values its employees. Given the workload and contributions, I genuinely feel like I should have been promoted by now but that hasn’t happened. In fact it was supposed to happen but for some odd reason, it didn’t push through. On top of that, support from management is lacking, which makes things even harder. Overall, it just feels like no matter how much I give, it’s never enough. I’m never valued as an employee with a very critical role in the company.
Pros
Competitive salary Flexible working setup Approachable and supportive team members Smooth and efficient hiring process Good working environment overall
Cons
“Flexible time” often results in extended working hours with no clear boundaries No proper structure for time-in and time-out; overtime is frequent but difficult to get approved Lack of transparency regarding benefits (e.g., 13th month pay was not clearly communicated upfront and later made conditional) They kept explaining that benefits like the 13th month pay were based on company performance or contractor status, but this was not clearly communicated from the beginning. It created false expectations for employees. Overpromising to employees and candidates, leading to misaligned expectations Poor coordination when transitioning to client interviews (last-minute scheduling, lack of proper notice or preparation) Inconsistent handling and communication with candidates
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