Average, but depends - Consultant eCEOs Employee Review

4.0
May 27, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Easy to climb the ladder (esp. if you play along with office politics) - Bonus roughly around 1-3 months, depending on the performance - Yearly increment usually 5-15% increment (actually it depends on your salary, since the increment would be in specific amount e.g. RM XXX, not based on percentage). - Friendly colleague, easy to get along - Benefits quite good (can claim for WFH equipment, project allowance). - Good career growth (if you prove yourself as someone who's worthy) - Project-based, hence many things to learn since different company has different business requirements

Cons

- Too much office politics - Can opt for hybrid working mode / fully WFH but salary will be deducted accordingly (but depends on the project. Some projects require you to be on-site). - Some Project Managers like to force you to work outside of working hours (due to their busy schedule, not our schedule. So please set your boundaries properly) - Some managers with hands off attitude when it involves fussy clients, because they want to take care of themselves only. - Not too much diversity.

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1.0
Apr 24, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The team here itself is great — close-knit, supportive, and easy to rely on. That is the reason it’s still bearable to stay.

Cons

Top management focused on pleasing leadership, and it often comes at the expense of the team. Credit doesn’t always go to the people who did the work, and contributions are overlooked.Once a leader say it’s “normal” for bosses to take credit and discredit others, which says a lot about the culture.

2.0
May 28, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Work well with the project team - Good teammates - Coffee machine.

Cons

- The HR are very very micro-managing people. - The new HR manager come in and revoke all flexibility and WFH policy. - Some of the claims benefits also have been reduces. - Constant checking of arrival/departure times. regardless how good your work if you late thumbprint, the HR will call you. - Penalizing minor lateness even when work is delivered on time. - Reviewing individual task logs instead of team outcomes. - Threatening warnings for being slightly late. - Creating a culture of fear over flexibility or innovation. - Decreased morale and trust. - Reduced productivity due to focus on compliance instead of outcomes. - Feeling of being treated like a child, not a professional. - Higher turnover, especially among skilled and independent workers.

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