Good - Cinema Crew TGV Cinemas Employee Review

- Huge portfolio recognition The company's name alone gives you plenty of reason to join, it's the 2nd biggest cinema chain in Malaysia after all. - Opportunities to promotion (only eligible to 30 years old & over) You'll be well groomed and taken care of. - Monthly free movie tickets

Ranking the issues in ascending order: - Lack of accountability When things go wrong, the higher ups will blame the executives, it is very very TOXIC here, be prepared to know when and how to defend yourself, - RUDE higher management There are too many meetings, but a hundred things you said in a meeting or presentation may never matter, you'll have to constantly REMIND and RE-EXPLAIN what's going on, else someone will tell you why you do this and walk out the room, which completely defeats the purpose of meeting/communication in the first place. - Backstabbing among your colleagues Unhinged managers playing office politics, ego fight between managers and constantly spreading negativity behind their OWN employees during lunch. - Everything is urgent, hence nothing is ever urgent People do things by the last minute, expect working on weekends and overtime. - Smoking and vaping in office You can spot a few people breaking the rules and regulation in the office building, even though there is a no smoking sign. There are people smoking in & during meetings, very unprofessional working environment. - Doing things by tradition Plays safe, not welcoming to new ideas, when changes come, you should pray it went well, if it doesn't, no second chances & expect whining from all departments, especially marketing.

Fun place to work. Really enjoyed my time as a part-timer.

Workplace politics. OT out of the sudden with no prior heads up. Bossy vibes from managers, especially the pondans. Also, there's no place for tearing point employees to sit at. 6 hours of shift? GG. 6 hours you're standing, rounding for floors. You sit? They'll hit you up on your walkie talkie.