Convertium Reviews

3.3

59% would recommend to a friend

(45 total reviews)

Gerard M. C. Lim

85% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

Convertium has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 45 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Convertium employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media and communication industry (3.7 stars).

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45 reviews
1.0
6 Aug 2018

Copywriter

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Pros

- Central location - Surrounded with good food places - Very friendly colleagues - Can claim $15 for dinner

Cons

- Management is not invested or interested in employee's progression. They would rather hire someone of a higher position - Extremely long working hours. Repeated revision of work for the sake of it. - Not innovative and very conservative in work processes and ideation - Personal attacks during annual reviews/probation reviews - Management is not honest when it comes to reviews. Would extend probation based on their own monetary interests. - Welfare is subpar. Office would run out of water because HR orders less over the holiday period. - Hypocritical leadership. - Management does not protect employees. Throws them under the bus instead. - Client first not team first. - Low pay - Management is very proud.

1.0
2 May 2018
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Pros

- Nice colleagues to work with - Good choices of food nearby - Good place to learn about digital - Office is modern

Cons

- Backward thinking for a digital agency: Pays in cheque rather than GIRO, employees petition for GIRO many times, but management prefers the UX process of cheques instead of the UX process of GIRO. - Ineffective HR The company is family owned, including the HR, so employee welfare isn't a priority. HR has flexible working hours which is not the most favourable when it comes to claims and other urgent staff matters. - Management Management rarely empower or nurture their staff, there are almost no trainings or workshops. Employee reviews are usually delayed (average estimated delay company wide around 3 months per year for each employee), tend to judge employees based on how much they talk rather than the real work. Some people were let go because they did not carry themselves well. Management prioritise their business over their employees so benefits are not the most apparent. - Frugal Tight on resources which causes difficulty in meeting deliverables promised to clients. Employees are usually underpaid across the board based on industry standards. Bonus is almost non existent, have to write milestones to justify why you deserve an increment. - Personal Claimed to be personal by themselves. Hire people based on how much the management likes them rather than capabilities. Increment and progression also based on liking rather than one’s work. Reviews tend to be personal rather than profession work advice. - Not the most accurate representation Sometimes overpromises and under delivering are used to sustain company financial stability; and at times a lack of capable leadership to provide expert advise to employees, clients, and on projects. - Poor facilities Company has some hygiene issues leading to rat infestations; office is also equipped with an over utilized single cubicle toilet for each gender. Toilet paper is low quality and HR refuses to change. Rats infestation for months as management initially did not believe in employees’ sighting of rats.

2.0
5 Sept 2013
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Pros

The environment is good and people there are nice. Like a big family.

Cons

Management is in a mess. Higher management usually is the one creating the problems rather than clients.

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