Needs a lot of patience to grow within the company. The type of company you join for the long term. - Senior Construction Engineer Gamuda Employee Review

4.0
Jan 9, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

- Comparing against overall construction companies in Malaysia, Gamuda has decent benefits and if you can negotiate (e.g., house, travel, family allowance), but depending on the level. - If the project you are working on is doing well and progressing, an end-of-year bonus will be great. If possible, avoid working on projects that are in limbo. - Salary is competitive and within market rate - Many experienced colleagues you can tap into for knowledge and guidance (if you know where to reach out) - Gamuda tends to work on notable and big projects, which can provide valuable experience in your career development.

Cons

- Growth can be slow if you are working on a project that is in limbo (e.g., projects that are in the planning phase/waiting for approval) - Department and different teams within the project tend to work in isolation, and it can be a struggle to communicate and manage expectations - Some bosses form "clans", and if you are not part of the clan/team bosses tend to push you around the project or different teams without your consent or consideration. This can turn into an opportunity (instead of a Con) depending on how you adapt to the change.

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1.0
Jun 9, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Exposure is available if you are willing to work towards it

Cons

Heavy workload without timely recognition

3.0
Feb 4, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Team environment generally manageable and not overly busy. - Exposure to real project workflow as an intern. - Some flexibility was initially allowed with working hours when tasks were completed.

Cons

Internship experience highlighted significant inconsistency in supervision and communication. Working hours and break times were initially communicated as flexible (including being told it was fine to leave at 5pm if tasks were done and to follow the team’s general timing). However, close to the end of the internship, expectations suddenly shifted to stricter hours (8:30am–5:30pm with shorter breaks), and I was singled out as the only intern “coming late and leaving early,” which did not reflect the earlier instructions given. The abrupt change in standards and lack of clear, consistent guidance created unnecessary tension and made the environment feel unfair. Future interns would benefit from supervisors aligning expectations from day one and applying them consistently across the team.

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