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A "Performative" HR - Marketing Challenger Technologies Employee Review

1.0
28 Mar 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Pantry is consistently filled so that employee can continue working without starving

Cons

Everyone just "performs" around boss because boss simply wants to know "who" created the problem and not "how" to solve the problem. As a result, every single person is only motivated by self-interests to give a "name" to boss to pin the blame on and not actually help each other to improve, learn and execute as a team. Especially if it is a team project, where everyone should be supporting each other, but no, everyone is either overworked, or simply just do not see value in doing these projects because the boss is uninspiring and uninvolved in team projects, or more practically, simply do not have incentives to care for things outside their job scope, especially in case the boss pins the blame on them. HR handles employee relations but is unable to take care of its internal employee relations.

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5.0
4 Jun 2024
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CEO approval
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Pros

Pay benefits and overall management experience

Cons

Long hours sometimes OT is required

1.0
14 Mar 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I thank the one person in HR for giving out payroll monthly consistently.

Cons

Ironically, the HR department here is the most toxic workplace I've ever worked in. The lack of regular meetings or any form of formal communication channels between employees and a far-removed boss creates a culture of covert hostility, backstabbing, distrust about whether new hires are doing their jobs, lack of formalised channels to communicate work progress, no constructive feedback when actually doing work, only wayang to boss during meetings. Boss also has no incentives to care about formalising any type of sustainable workstreams/communication channels between people since everyone is easily dispensable and can rehire fresh people to do the menial tasks. By the books, HR is supposed to support employee welfare, manage conflicts, or any other workplace private concerns. But the politics that plays out in this department here is so ironic, to the extent it's almost morbidly funny and deserves to be used as a case study. Only people who have worked in here before will know the stories. Luckily I'm dispensable so I don't have much to handover once I leave. God bless the next person they hire for this.

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