NUS Co-op is seeking a creative and detail-oriented E-commerce Executive to support our online retail operations.
NUS Co-op is seeking a creative and detail-oriented E-commerce Executive to support our online retail operations.
22d ago
22d ago
National University of Singapore
(118 reviews)
Company Profile
Company overview
Industry
Education, Training & Professional Development
Company size
More than 10,000
Primary location
21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, University Hall, Tan Chin Tuan Wing #UHT-04-01
A leading global university centred in Asia, the National University of Singapore (NUS) offers a global approach to education and research, with a focus on Asian perspectives and expertise. It is driven by its mission to transform the way people think and do things through education, research and service. The NUS community is distinctively global with talented students and faculty from more than 100 countries. We invite dynamic and motivated individuals to be part of this vibrant hub which is dedicated to delivering quality education and undertaking research for the betterment of society.
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3.6118 ratings in total
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What’s it like working at National University of Singapore?
AI summary of recent reviews
Employees appreciate the friendly and supportive colleagues at National University of Singapore, along with flexible working arrangements that support work/life balance. The generous annual leave entitlements, including mental health days, and job security are valued benefits. Staff also enjoy the affordable canteen food and opportunities for continuous learning and career development, with freedom to explore research projects in some roles.
However, there are some potential challenges, such as varying management styles across departments, with some experiencing micromanagement approaches. Career progression opportunities may be limited in certain roles, and workload demands can be significant, with expectations to work beyond standard hours in some areas. The administrative processes can be lengthy with considerable paperwork, and some employees feel that salary levels could be higher. Additionally, staffing and resources may be limited in certain departments.
Recent reviews
2.0
Research Assistant
Apr 2026National University Of Singapore Central RegionLess than 1 year in the role, current employee
Would not recommend to work in this PI lab
The good thingsAcceptable salary and good number of annual leaves. Peers are generally good-natured and chill
The challengesI work in Department of Microbiology and Immunology and has been there nearly in (and turning soon) 3 months. Although I have to firstly admit my work competency wasn’t there, however the PI that I work with, is particularly emotionally unstable, making you question about this person sanity and desperate to get out. Working with this PI is like walking on thin ice.
1.0
Staff
Dec 2025National University Of Singapore Central Region1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
Please do not apply for the Business Systems Analyst - Asst Manager/Manager, CFG.
The good thingsThe salary, bonus and benefit are fine
The challengesFavoritism of certain staffs and refuse to share knowledge.
4.0
Co-Investigator
Dec 2024Woodlands Regional Centre North Region1 to 2 years in the role, former employee
It was a good learning experience.
The good thingsI did sign up for an unpaid internship so I can't say anything about the sallary. Otherwise, the people are great and are easy to work with. They were extremely supportive of me and gave me the encouragement I needed. I only work with a limited number of people though, so it's not necessarily generalisable to the entire company.
The challengesThe work itself was challenging since I had to socialise a lot. I was a shy introvert so that's why. However, because of that, I really had to improve myself and I did. I built my confidence there and learnt how to adapt, so things became better overtime. No challenges came from the NUS side.
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