Pros
The employees on the ground are hardworking individuals who are trying to maintain the culture that was once there with their upbeat personalities and determination to succeed.
Cons
There was a time when Asite stood out for its strong company culture and clear direction. Unfortunately, those qualities seem to have eroded over time. The management, which used to be attentive and supportive, now appears disconnected and aloof no longer have any control with the board taking control. This shift has led to confusion among employees about the company's goals and strategies. What's even more disheartening is the decline in the way employees are treated. What used to be a respectful and inclusive workplace has transformed into an environment plagued by discrimination and inconsistency. Valued team members who once felt like an integral part of the company are now feeling unappreciated. The deterioration isn't limited to the work culture alone – compensation and benefits have also taken a hit. Previously, Asite was known for recognising and rewarding hard work appropriately. Regrettably, the compensation structure has become increasingly inadequate, leaving dedicated employees feeling undervalued and overlooked.