IMAPAC Reviews

2.5

26% would recommend to a friend

(42 total reviews)

Ting Ting Wang

19% approve of CEO

24% positive business outlook

IMAPAC has an employee rating of 2.5 out of 5 stars, based on 42 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The IMAPAC employee rating is 33% below average for employers within the Management and consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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42 reviews
1.0
12 Dec 2023

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Anonymous employee
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Pros

I don't really have any pros...

Cons

My experience at IMAPAC has not been a very pleasant one. I have lots to say about what I experienced and how it made me feel, but here are the key points you need to know before accepting an offer (or my advice: don’t accept) from IMAPAC. 1. Work culture: They claim to be a family (red flag), however I did not experience a very nice work culture. There is a massive lack of communication between teams and with members that you are supposed to work with closely. There is a lack of appreciation for what you achieve for the company. If you don’t make revenue, you are not celebrated and everything you’ve done is not important. Senior management live in some unrealistic world where they think someone (that doesn’t work in sales) can start making money on day 2. Company structure: There are people working in senior roles that lack expertise and experience in managing a team. If there was more support (external support!) this would be better, but how it is now was not acceptable and was not what I was told during the interview process. I said external support because the company is managed by the Singapore team. There is a huge difference between working in Singapore and working in the UK.. they don’t fully understand that. I have observed that the company's training sessions, led by the head of the company, seem to emphasise more on persuasion and financial pressure, rather than fostering a constructive learning environment in my perspective. 3. Remit and contract: When I look back at the contract I had and the work I was doing, it does not overlap. I was contracted to do a variety of marketing tasks and at the end of the day I was only doing E-marketing. 4. No work laptop! 5. You cannot take leave in your probation period! Lastly, I fully agree with the bad reviews that have been left here on Glassdoor. However, the decision is ultimately up to you if you want to accept the offer or not, but I would advise you to look a little longer for a different job.

1.0
2 Feb 2024
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Pros

Hybrid setting (though it is given in many companies nowadays, so nothing special)

Cons

I worked at IMAPAC long enough to understand that my experience was marred by significant management issues. I can speak on behalf of all the reviews that the good ones only come from the APAC region, and the bad ones from UK/EU branch, so if you’re applying from UK, please think twice. If you’re a person with good work-life balance expectations and thrives in a healthy work atmosphere, avoid this company at all costs. The manager consistently displayed a negative attitude, creating a toxic work environment and hence, leading to a demoralising atmosphere. Micromanagement was also a prevalent issue, stifling creativity and productivity. Being treated like a preliminary student in a corporate world says a lot about the company ethics. They might be good in Asia region and Asia region only. They do not have the slightest clue about the UK/EU market and should themselves study into it before planning conferences that continue to cancel for the 3rd time (a failure hidden from the employee during interview) Favouritism is also very noticeable, as the Asia region is tightly knit and UK branch is treated as an outsider. So, please think if you’re considering the UK branch as no support whatsoever will be provided. They have 3 useless videos under the name of training and then ask you to start generating revenue for a company that is not known in any prestigious institution. They will keep tabs on you, find ways to control your actions by having ‘catch up meetings’ every other day with different people over the same topic to pressurize you. Whatever they say, please know, there is no scope of growth for this branch as they prioritise to promote Asia employees over UK. And most importantly, please please read the contract carefully and do NOT agree verbally. They back out on the benefits as soon as you accept the offer and convince you that nothing of sorts was promised (usually made during the interview). They will pressurize you to sign the contract in a day or two, but don’t fall for it. Read thoroughly and take your time to make this decision. My best advice is stay unemployed rather than work somewhere you aren’t valued (I know it’s easier said than done) but the right company is out there for you, and unfortunately, IMAPAC ain’t it. ‼️ I would like to emphasise again that positive feedback only and only from Asia region and all the negative feedback from UK/EU region. Kindly think before applying here ‼️

1.0
5 Jun 2025
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Pros

There are smart, passionate individuals within the team who genuinely care about their work and try to make a difference despite the challenges

Cons

The founder actively promotes and imposes Scientology based principles within company operations often in ways that have no relevance to a normal business environment. Instead of addressing structural issues, the blame is shifted onto employees’ “mindsets,” as though personal attitude alone can fix systemic problems. We are regularly told we need to “change our mindset” and even “save the world,” despite being paid wages that can barely sustain basic living. The disconnect between grandiose expectations and actual support is staggering. Management’s mindset training are often vague and high-level, yet employees are expected to spend an excessive amount of time gathering and formatting detailed data just to fully understand the assignment after the training. The process is inefficient, draining, and demoralising.

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