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    at Completion Products Pte Ltd
    Singapore
    Production Administrator is responsible for assisting the Production Manager in various administrative tasks, handling documents, logistics of...
    Production Administrator is responsible for assisting the Production Manager in various administrative tasks, handling documents, logistics of...
    classification: Manufacturing, Transport & LogisticsManufacturing, Transport & Logistics
    1d ago
    1d ago

    at Completion Products Pte Ltd
    Tuas, West Region
    Mechanical Engineer is responsible for assisting Senior Design Engineer and Senior Product Engineer to design products and the processes to...
    Mechanical Engineer is responsible for assisting Senior Design Engineer and Senior Product Engineer to design products and the processes to...
    classification: EngineeringEngineering
    3d ago
    3d ago

    What’s it like working at Completion Products Pte Ltd?

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    On the positive side, one reviewer noted that management is flexible, and another mentioned that the company has a nice coffee machine. However, there are numerous potential challenges highlighted by multiple reviewers. These include high stress levels, excessive workloads, a high turnover rate, and concerns about talent retention as management is perceived to be too focused on day-to-day operations. The company is also seen as too reliant on experienced workers and lacking a proper onboarding process for new hires. There are also criticisms about the lack of teamwork and collaboration between departments, as well as concerns about the management team's qualifications, exposure, and skills. Reviewers also mentioned a lack of career progression and personal growth opportunities, internal politics within management, reactive leadership behavior, and a perceived lack of foresight among leaders. Compensation was also criticized, with reports of average salaries, no bonuses, and no increments. Finally, one reviewer criticized the top management as being non-existent.