Semar Sentinel Reviews

2.8

25% would recommend to a friend

(5 total reviews)

51% positive business outlook

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5 reviews
2.0
25 May 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Unique sector, good if you want to develop your career in security and defence

Cons

The employees will talk about you behind your back, no HR department which results in disregarding employees’ well-being.

2.0
19 Dec 2022
Recommend
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Business outlook

Pros

Full WFH policy, so Jakarta UMR applies universally regardless of the employee's domicile. Interesting field with intellectually challenging tasks on the daily basis.

Cons

Endless working hours and unclear division of labor - you're not guided or mentored properly despite being a newcomer and they immediately expect you to perform well and will be punished if you couldn't "perform well". An unsupportive work environment that doesn't encourage employees to show their potential or grow to be better because the boss made it hard to do so; do well, expect a double portion of work, do bad, expect salary loss. The company also has no HR so it's hard for the employees to give feedback to the management.

3.0
12 Dec 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good connections with defense and security stakeholders, encourages critical thinking and time management skills, good place for a first job and to establish your career as fresh graduate. WFH allows flexibility, and the different client profiles mean you learn how to adapt and cater to different perspectives.

Cons

The boss encourages a toxic work environment and untrustworthy relations among the staff. Boss would talk about Employee A with Employee B behind A's back, and vice versa, even using curse words and calling them names. Passive aggressive, which makes it difficult to interpret work tasks, requests, or come up with initiatives. Employee's mistakes will be mentioned and used against them forever (whether the mistake is big or small). Once you make a mistake, any past or future contribution will not be appreciated. 'Meritocratic' model mentioned is more like the 'quiet firing' method, and the extra responsibilities can be uneven between employees. Employees who have the skills & background that fit certain projects may be passed over without explanation, while another can be given multiple responsibilities at once. Both employees and interns are expected to already master everything needed with little training, and training of new recruits often fall to the research analysts. When new recruits' deliverables do not meet expectations, they are removed quick - hence the perpetual understaffed situation. Boss likes to threaten to cut bonuses or salaries without regard for Employment Law, even though the pay is only slightly above DKI Jakarta UMR. Boss would also issue memos when angry, expects staff to comply, then disregards the memos.

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