AirAsia Reviews

Pros

Flexible shifts that allow you to work day or night

Cons

No cons i can think of at the moment

Pros

Gives credibility bcs of company’s good branding but pay does not reflect

Cons

Being overworked and underpaid despite requests for increments

Pros

I will like this job

Cons

overtime pay is not available

Pros

Treat each other like family

Cons

Too much push towards ancillary profits that detracts time for other equally important factors

Pros

Nice office and headquarters. Looks like a Google office

Cons

Bad hours and parking situation.

Pros

Because their salary are very good

Cons

Is to make people konw how serious are you

Pros

Great culture and challenging work

Cons

COVID situation and changing mAnagement

Pros

Visionary, risk-taking leadership, fantastic corporate culture with a 'we can achieve anything' feeling throughout the company. Career progression is good for those who have the drive to succeed. Flat management structure, minimal bureaucracy. Beautiful new corporate HQ in KL that has to be seen to be believed.

Cons

Always on call. There are a very small number of people among the senior management who should be moved out as they lack management ability and only allowed to remain due to loyalty. Salaries are low, well below industry standard, this is a problem against a backdrop of rising consumer prices. Due to low salaries, many junior staff use it as a jumping off point to something better.

Pros

Great work environment with very interesting work

Cons

Huge firm so decisions from upper management may take a while

Pros

Benefits are good,working environment is very challenging but fun.It can bring out the best and worse in you and teaches you how to manage them both.Love the company's vision

Cons

Upper Level management politics especially in the main hub.Sometimes they tend to look down on the smaller stations.Also,you will live and Breathe AirAsia. Not much recognition given to the operation staff.Also once you commit a mistake,you're out.