Pros
1. The Sky is the Limit Teleport is a company that dreams big! With goals set to be the no.1 logistics player in South East Asia and beyond, it has become a fertile ground for visionaries and dreamers to cast some of their own. With great goals to accomplish comes also great growth opportunity within the organization. As long as you can present yourself well and communicate effectively in English, I'm fairly certain you'll make it a long way. (Pro tips: it does help if you have some sort of an accent or if you are an expat). 2. Pay & Benefits Overall the company is able to offer a competitive package so dont be afraid to try negotiate your way to a package that you'll truly appreciate. Besides the pay, you'll also get to enjoy 90% off on standby flights and 8 ecoupon (flights above 4hrs flight duration requires 2ecoupons) every year for travels courtesy of AirAsia. You'll enjoy decent insurance coverage, RM200 dental and RM600 annual health checkups* 3. Friendly Faces People here are generally nice and helpful. If you are able to separate work from personal, I'm pretty sure you'll be able to find a friend or two from your time here. (Well, at least I have ;P)
Cons
1. Poor Fundamentals Unfortunately, the company as a whole seems to be built on a poorly established foundation. Everything from its capital structure, tech, operations and even commercials screams poor foundation. It continues to stretch the company in multiple directions and the teams are constantly fighting to put off fire across the board. That's often the price to pay for wanting to grow too fast, too quickly. Sadly, few companies ever make it out of this. We can only hope for the best. 2. Short-term Leadership From my understanding, most of the C-Level and leadership team members are contract employees. Such a setup often pushes the leadership team to deliver on short-term outcomes, many of which may lead to long-term consequences which they may not even be around when the time comes. 3. Lack of Alignment I've personally observed a lack of alignment between Teleport and the wider Capital A group. The reality is that Teleport is built on AirAsia's network which prides itself as a low-cost carrier. The desire to build a premium delivery service experience on a low-cost carrier is challenging simply because the infrastructure isnt right. Everything from the choice of which airport AirAsia operates from, which CTO AirAsia engages with or how AirAsia shifts its priorities between customer satisfaction and profitability works against Teleport. The only real leverage is AirAsia's network, beyond that, everything seems to work against what Teleport wishes to achieve.