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Activate Interactive

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Activate Interactive reviews

2.5

24% would recommend to a friend

(5 total reviews)

25% positive business outlook

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1.0
Mar 30, 2026

Avoid at all costs

Recommend
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Pros

None left - the company is a sinking ship - avoid at all costs. Talented engineers have left long ago

Cons

This company is rotten to the core - evident from management that reeks of micromanagement through the use of timesheet and questionable performance reviews that only favor those favorites. HR head who is outright rude with little regard of employee welfare. Everything is just for a show - to win award but little benefits for the staff.

1.0
Sep 7, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Good for students if it’s your first internship and you just need a name on paper Some interns had a decent reporting officer who actually knew their stuff Interns didn’t get dragged into the usual politics

Cons

They interview you for one skillset, then dump you into a totally different project doing unrelated work. No proper discussion. Just figure it out?! Some interns get assigned a reporting officer from a completely different project. How are you supposed to get proper feedback from someone who doesn’t even know what you’re working on?? Wouldn’t recommend this place to any future intern. Better opportunities where you are not treated like filler Inclusivity is performative. It is not that hard to order a Halal cake. People just sat there during birthdays because they could not eat. Basic respect, but still overlooked… Core value awards aren’t earned but they’re handed out to favorites. It’s all for show

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Activate Interactive Response
9mo
As an IT consultancy firm, we concurrently manage multiple projects for different clients. Some of our hirings are for specific niche skills to address specific project needs, others are for general technical skills that can be deployed across multiple projects. It is occasionally possible that the project needs mentioned to a candidate during an interview may be different from the project that the candidate is assigned upon joining because of changes in the project requirements and manpower deployment plan. However, we do not assign staff to projects that they do not have the relevant skills since they will not be able to contribute effectively. We provide interns with practical, real-world experience designed to prepare them for the workplace and industry. We consider interns very much part of our ordinary workforce during their internship. We even awarded an intern our Core Values Award designed to recognise staff who demonstrated our company’s core values based on his supervisor’s nomination. We also conduct exit interviews to find out our interns’ experience during their internship with us. We received high endorsement from our interns as we received 100% satisfactory rating from interns over the past 2 years. The Core Values awards are by peers’ nomination, and the awardees are decided by all the heads of departments based on pre-set criteria. The process is open and transparent since management has no influence over the nomination process. Our workforce comprises at least 7 nationalities. We embrace inclusivity and respect each other’s differences, which allows us to work effectively as a team. One way we celebrate our staff is through monthly birthday celebrations, where we invite colleagues with birthdays to cut a cake and take a group photo. These celebrations are small gestures of appreciation to foster team bonding. Thank you for your feedback.
1.0
Jun 3, 2025

Delusion Disguised as Leadership — Welcome to the Circus

Anonymous employee
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Pros

There are a few genuinely good people trying to survive the chaos and quietly support their teams. The few who see through the madness do their best to keep things afloat, even when the deck is stacked against them.

Cons

This company doesn’t fix problems — it celebrates chaos and calls it “excellence.” Overwork is mandatory. Questioning? You’re the enemy. Core values? A joke. Meeting rooms named after fake principles while favoritism rules. Wellness programs are cringey webinars nobody wants. Birthday cakes with empty chairs. Execs preach mental health, then ghost their teams. Engineering runs on myths and broken promises. Recognition goes to bootlickers, not performers. Quarterly awards are popularity contests — actual talent is invisible. Accountability is a myth. Directors play blame hot potato while real workers take the fall. Comms sprays perfume on a corpse, spinning fantasies to mask a brand that’s long dead. HR smiles for optics while the culture rots. If you’re still here, it’s not loyalty — it’s fear, lack of options, or giving up on yourself.

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