Singapore Indian Development Association
Singapore Indian Development Association Employee Reviews
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Temporary Staff (Former Employee) – Farrer Park – August 23, 2018
I learnt lots from this Association as the person I was attached with was patient, humble helpful and mindful. There is always celebrations held and the working environment is conducive. There are several food centres around hence buying food for lunch is never tough. The only difficulty is that there is shortage of staff so at times the work load does get abit too much.
Pros
Short Hours and Lunch is always easy to find
Productive work culture, ongoing opportunites for growth
Manager for casework and counselling (Former Employee) – Singapore – April 12, 2018
Excellent team, rewarding work, most enjoyable part of the job was making the difference in someone's life. Enablement and empowerment was the mantra for our casework.
Pros
Opportunities for growth
Cons
Long hours
Challenging but Meaningful Work
Assistant Director (Former Employee) – Singapore – August 28, 2017
Working for the benefit of the community is very fulfilling. Job challenge was to support students and their families to achieve personal success and thereby uplift the social status of the community.
Reaching out to the most needy in the community to participate in services provided was most challenging part of the job.
Reaching out to the most needy in the community to participate in services provided was most challenging part of the job.
Pros
Meaningful work
Cons
Some challenges
Very productive and enjoy working
HR Assistant Manager (Former Employee) – Singapore – December 8, 2016
The environment in the office is always bright which gave positive energy to work. The day was started with greetings with co-workers. Discussed the number of pending work that needed to complete with Senior Manager and follow-up matters. Meeting staff who has problems with their superiors and counsel them by giving moral support.
The weekly HR updates to the Senior Management who includes CEO and Chief Operating Officers need to submitted. This is to ensure the HR runs smoothly and moving towards improvement.
The most hardest part of the job is follow-up and delay in making decision. Sometimes, its difficult to contact the person-in-charge for any particular task due to absence of the person. That delays the completion of the job.
The most enjoyable part of the job is the environment of the office. Listening to music and sharing jokes creates a happy space among the co-workers.
The weekly HR updates to the Senior Management who includes CEO and Chief Operating Officers need to submitted. This is to ensure the HR runs smoothly and moving towards improvement.
The most hardest part of the job is follow-up and delay in making decision. Sometimes, its difficult to contact the person-in-charge for any particular task due to absence of the person. That delays the completion of the job.
The most enjoyable part of the job is the environment of the office. Listening to music and sharing jokes creates a happy space among the co-workers.
Pros
Great benefits, good welfare
Cons
Long meeting hours, less training hours and budget
Consider business links with organisation, both locally and internationally.
Chief Executive Officer (Current Employee) – Singapore, S00 – January 3, 2015
A good organisation to work as there are lots of exposure and learning.
The staff are all committed in their work and though it is a small team, team work is essential and multi-task is required at all levels.
The staff are all committed in their work and though it is a small team, team work is essential and multi-task is required at all levels.
Pros
Meet very established business leaders
Cons
Long working hours