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Netstar Australia

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Ineffective leadership leads the way to high turnover - Customer Support Representative Netstar Australia Employee Review

1.0
1 Jan 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Lots of potential and cool tech. Pay for advertised roles is positive

Cons

IT department is unable to handle any responsibilities in their role so utilising a third party outsource to do their job for them. Sales have admitted to selling lies to customers and then throwing other departments under the bus to cover their butt. Sell features the company does not support and products that are already EOL. Engineering does not understand basic fundamentals of feature setup to creating usable systems. Pay role system uses paper timesheets and printed filing systems despite paying for a cloud based system aswell.

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1.0
18 Nov 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

There isn't anything that one can think about tbh

Cons

The experience at Netstar highlighted several organisational challenges that significantly impact both employees and customers. The workplace culture lacks cohesion and genuine employee support, which often results in low morale. Role clarity is a major issue — responsibilities are not well-defined, leading to confusion and inefficiency across teams. Leadership direction also needs improvement. Management often appears disconnected from day-to-day realities, and decision-making lacks structure and consistency. These gaps not only affect internal teams but have also been reflected in increasing customer dissatisfaction.

1.0
18 Sept 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Snack and coffee in office

Cons

I feel bad for staff. Blame and favoritism are rampart, and it is the customer and employees who suffer. Besides a handful of lifers, I watched the whole company turnover in my time there taking knowledge and any momentum with them leaving new hires to figure it out themselves. They do not want domestic staff and would only employ sponsored staff if they could, who are payed below market rates and are expected to go way above and beyond. Expect to take on more work, often outside the original contracted role. I am really surprised a successful Australian business could be bought and so severely mismanaged into this chaos.

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