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Supervisor · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

The company is seen as reputable and one other employers would be impressed by.

What was challenging

The structure or business model. The work is manageable but rudimentary so it’s easy to get bored and feel stuck.

Their advice

This is a good place for entry level and those one their way to senior leadership. It should not be somewhere you see as building as lifelong career but rather a good pathway towards that. Do 3 years max and then leave

Manager · Current employee · Full-time

What they liked

The flexibility

What was challenging

The strategy of the company/department

Experienced staff · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

The environment.

What was challenging

Workload.

Their advice

Don't drink all the kool-aid.

Experienced staff · Current employee · Full-time

Entry level · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

Team work and consistent training and review.

What was challenging

Limited flexibility and high penalties

Their advice

Lookout for excellent team work

Entry level · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

They are always trying to have events to keep employees happy

What was challenging

The strict schedule and call volume was impossible

Their advice

Focus on the reason you started working there and you will survive

Experienced staff · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

Loved working here. Even when I left for possibly growth and experience elsewhere, I was still willing to go back to PwC, if given a good growth opportunity.

What was challenging

Sometimes Senior Leaders and Partners can be condescending. Favoritism was also pretty evident.

Their advice

Go in and be willing to grow and learn.

Experienced staff · Current employee · Full-time

What they liked

The Money

What was challenging

The people and management

Their advice

If you wanna grow in the company, u have to be friends with the supervisors… or it’s never gonna happen

Entry level · Former employee · Full-time

Entry level · Former employee · Full-time

Experienced staff · Current employee · Full-time

What they liked

Work Environment is nice, office is new and nice. The benefits are not alot but it's more than most government places.

What was challenging

Management is not so open to communication. Person's here are not qualified for their role and feel threatened by new ideas especially some in top management.

Their advice

Training is limited, I'd suggest learning what you can outside the workplace, do not get too complacent.

Experienced staff · Current employee · Contract

What they liked

The holidays

What was challenging

The heavy workload and the insufficient salary

Their advice

Find a side hustle or 2. Make sure you have a degree in teaching.

Current employee · Full-time

Their advice

Run.

Experienced staff · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

Working at VMBS was one of the most rewarding experiences of my career. It was my first real job after graduating from university, and I spent some of the best years of my professional life there. It wasn’t just a workplace—it became a place where I grew, learned, and built lifelong friendships with some of my dearest friends. One of the things that truly set VMBS apart was its commitment to employee well-being and engagement. The employee enrichment program was excellent, offering activities l

What was challenging

Like many organizations in the financial industry, the sales targets could sometimes feel unrealistic and were probably the most challenging aspect of the job. However, I recognize that this is common across the industry and didn’t overshadow the many positive experiences I had.

Their advice

Although I no longer work at VMBS, I look back on my time there with gratitude. If the opportunity ever arose, I would absolutely consider returning. I will always appreciate the experiences, friendships, and foundation that VMBS gave me at the start of my career.

Experienced staff · Current employee · Full-time

What they liked

Job security and opportunity for growth

What was challenging

The staff is not very efficient and there are persons who are not qualified for their role. This affects productivity and the quality of work.

Their advice

Dont get complacent or allow your work ethics to decline based on other around u

Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

The environment and culture

What was challenging

Sometimes workload got a bit heavy at particular times of the year, but would reduce thereafter.

Their advice

Try to stick close to organizational initiatives and activities, participate where you can to gain visibility.

Supervisor · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

I loved my colleagues. They made the workday fun and the comradery helped us all get through difficult times

What was challenging

Workload was considerably heavy

Their advice

Ensure your work gets acknowledged. Document all that you have achieved and ensure to elaborate on your accomplishments during your performance assessments

Entry level · Former employee · Full-time

What they liked

The family settings with some workers in other department

What was challenging

The favourtism towards family members working in the ministry

Their advice

Get what u need from this place then leave

Supervisor · Former employee · Full-time

Experienced staff · Former employee · Part-time