Ministry of Home Affairs Singapore Reviews

Pros

The Flexibility and Cool Work Culture.

Cons

Nothing actually. A Good Work Place

Pros

Good culture and supportive PS

Cons

Overall, the work is not great and no matter how supportive your big boss is in maintaining work life balance, the ministry is so big that it's hard for him to check in on every single staff.

Pros

Good colleagues and supportive management

Cons

Slow progression, rigid SOPs, taxing work

Pros

Good career prospect if you work hard

Cons

You may need to work shift hours

Pros

Very supportive colleagues that help you

Cons

Can be quite hectic and require overtime

Pros

Stable job with guaranteed bonus

Cons

Slow progession , everything is dependent on qualifications

Pros

Getting to experience and handle interesting cases Meaningful work

Cons

Your work is not appreciated. There is no room for error. Higher and middle management lacks empathy. They don't seem to care about officers' welfare. Gossipy colleagues. Quite a toxic work environment to be in. I see pregnant colleagues getting flamed for not being in office when their movement is really very restricted with a big tummy. I see colleagues who are stressed and need a break being persuaded to continue doing shift work. I see colleagues with family problems/marriage problems because of their absence at home. I see supervisors being unkind and passive aggressive to officers. Very gloomy place to be in.

Pros

abit slack compared to others places

Cons

slow pay increment while other agencies owning us

Pros

Stable job. Not too shabby.

Cons

Review of wages took too long

Pros

Management provides clear guidance and takes ownership.

Cons

Long working hours, which may extend into the night.