Cult-Like Ideology Over Practical Leadership - Business Development Manager IMAPAC Employee Review

1.0
5 June 2025
Recommend
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Pros

There are smart, passionate individuals within the team who genuinely care about their work and try to make a difference despite the challenges

Cons

The founder actively promotes and imposes Scientology based principles within company operations often in ways that have no relevance to a normal business environment. Instead of addressing structural issues, the blame is shifted onto employees’ “mindsets,” as though personal attitude alone can fix systemic problems. We are regularly told we need to “change our mindset” and even “save the world,” despite being paid wages that can barely sustain basic living. The disconnect between grandiose expectations and actual support is staggering. Management’s mindset training are often vague and high-level, yet employees are expected to spend an excessive amount of time gathering and formatting detailed data just to fully understand the assignment after the training. The process is inefficient, draining, and demoralising.

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5.0
11 Apr 2024
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Pros

Diverse culture and good work ethics! Creates a sense of belonging and builds positive environment for discussion.

Cons

There are no significant downside to mention.

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1.0
17 Nov 2025
Anonymous contractor
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Pros

• Competitive Salary The pay is above average and may initially catch your attention. Unfortunately, this tends to be the only real advantage the role offers.

Cons

• Impossible Targets for Contract Staff If you’re hired on a 9-month contract, don’t expect to complete it comfortably. The sales targets are extremely unrealistic, causing constant pressure and burnout. Many employees don’t even finish their full contract because expectations simply don’t reflect actual market conditions. • Overpriced Event Products The company’s core offering—conference and event tickets—is priced far too high, making them extremely difficult to sell. Even when it’s clear that pricing is the main issue, management rarely acknowledges it. • Poor Leadership and Minimal Support Management seems disconnected from the challenges that the sales team faces. Feedback is often ignored, and your hard work goes unnoticed as long as targets aren’t met. • “Remote” Work That Doesn’t Feel Remote Although the job is labeled as remote, the experience says otherwise. Strict monitoring, long working hours, and nonstop pressure make it feel more like an on-site setup. Flexibility and work-life balance are practically nonexistent.

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