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      You will not find things to complain about (other than the clients, obv) - Content Writer Nothing Else Matters Employee Review

      5.0
      4 Mar 2022
      Content writer
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      - The best people to work with. - no toxic work culture. - People are always there to help. - You'll get your payments on time. - everybody is super protective about their respective teams.

      Cons

      No cons. It's like a Panda. You would wonder how these people survive clients.

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      5.0
      13 June 2022
      Media manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      NEM is place where you can have the opportunity to open your full potential. Let me put in a quote - With great power comes great responsibilities. If you join NEM than you are the who should be confident enough that you at the right place.

      Cons

      Their is no major cons for the company if you have maintained a healthy relation with every working person in the company.

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      5.0
      7 June 2022
      Account manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Colleagues of the company are very helpful & supportive, especially the CEO of NEM. Best place for learning new things. The work culture is amazing. Combination of work & fun. Lots of opportunities are available if you are interested in grabbing them.

      Cons

      Need to come up with benefits & perks. Rest is fine.

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