- You have to pay for your own tools (like Adobe subscriptions), and there’s no allowance to help with that.
- No real rewards for good performance—there are limited benefits beyond HMO and leave credits (for fixed-rate employees). Even the Christmas bonus isn’t guaranteed.
- Hourly employees deal with a no-work, no-pay setup.
- There’s no paid overtime.
- Processes change constantly, and there’s no clear policy or proper transition, which can get overwhelming.
- No contracts are provided, so your role or employment status can change without notice.
- Pay reviews are slow—or don’t happen at all.
- While they say they’re “pro-employee” during meetings, it honestly doesn’t feel like that in practice.