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Overall ratingout of 5

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Salary and benefits
Career growth
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Culture
Management
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Promotions and appraisal
Work satisfaction
Verified reviews
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What stands out
Highly rated for4.0 or higher
Not enough reviews yet
Not enough reviews yet
Critically rated forbelow 3.2
People and policyshown with 5 or more answers
Rated by womenoverall rating
Not enough to stay anonymous
Not enough to stay anonymous
Rated by menoverall rating
Work policyreviews in the last 6 months
Not enough recent answers
Not enough recent answers
Pay

None of these companies has a published salary yet.

Interviews and stability
Interview difficulty1 is very easy, 5 very hard
No interviews yet
No interviews yet
Layoffslast 12 months
None reported
None reported
About
Headquarters
Johannesburg, South Africa
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Employees
10,000+
5,001 to 10,000
Founded
1991
1995
  • Ratings come from published reviews by verified employees, with recent reviews counting more. Ratings and interview difficulty show once a company has 3 reviews or interviews.
  • Ratings by gender need at least 5 reviews from women and 5 from men, and work policy at least 5 answers in the last 6 months, so nobody can be singled out.
  • Pay compares only roles with at least 3 salaries at every company, in one country and its own currency. Figures are rounded medians of total pay: base, variable pay and yearly stock.
  • “Best” marks the highest value in a row. Employers cannot pay to change any of these numbers.