(8 reviews)

Company Profile

Company overview

Industry

Advertising, Marketing & Communications Services

Company size

101-1,000

Primary location

825 EDSA, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Cinderella, the country’s premium specialty store started with children’s clothes as its main line when it was established in 1948. Soon after, its marketing arm, Cinderella Marketing Corporation was also founded. As it pushed deeper into the fashion scene since its establishment, Cinderella has evolved to become one of the top clothing retailers in the Philippines with 251 stores and affiliate stores nationwide, presently offering not only children’s wear but men’s and ladies.Cinderella VisionProviding high quality merchandise to be able to compete with international standardsProviding employment, and;Fully utilizing and enhancing our talents to be able to contribute to the success and growth of the family-owned corporation, making it an institution;Towards having a better and stable company, contributing to society by giving employment and business to suppliers and vendors.Cinderella MissionTo uplift our quality to international standards; and to strengthen and develop the knowledge, unity and cooperation to be able to continue the legacy the founders have given us.

Gallery photos

See all photos

Reviews overview

3.58 ratings in total

5

3

4

1

3

1

2

3

1

0

26%

Rate salary as high or average

50%

Employees recommend this employer to friends

What’s it like working at Cinderella Marketing Corporation?

AI summary of recent reviews

Employees at Cinderella Marketing Corporation appreciate the learning opportunities provided, particularly for fresh graduates, as well as the supportive colleagues and flexible attendance policies. Some reviewers also value the warm, family-like environment within the company.

However, there are potential challenges related to the workplace culture, with instances of power struggles, gossip, and lack of welcoming treatment for new employees. Reviewers also mention challenges with management, including the need to gain their attention for promotions and appraisals, lack of career development plans, and lack of a unified direction. Additionally, the workload can be high, leading to burnout, and there is pressure to meet deadlines and quotas. Some reviewers indicate that compensation and benefits could be improved, with a lack of annual salary increases and benefits being given to only a few individuals.

Recent reviews

2.0

Merchandiser

May 2023

Metro Manila1 to 2 years in the role, former employee

Stressful working environment

The good thingsMy immediate supervisor and one of the owners that time is nice to talk to and gives guidance. I got exposed in corporate jungle yet learned many things both for career and personal.

The challengesDuring my time, there were a lot of employees who were power tripping, you cannot receive a welcoming treatment even if you ask for what you need in a nice way. The culture is toxic and they gossip a lot. It was not a happy place to work to especially for fresh grads because of the employees and some of the big bosses. The work load was also too much, they lack manpower.

2.0

Supervisor

Jun 2021

1 to 2 years in the role, former employee

Just a job.Not for long term career

The good thingsThey are not strict in attendance whether you are late or not it doesn't matter. Colleagues are nice.

The challengesYou need to exposed yourself to the management to be noticed (for promotion and appraisal). Unfortunate for those who have no direct interaction with top management. There are no career development plans. No sense of unified direction as organization. No annual salary increase.(unless you resigned thats the time they will increase your salary). Benefits are given to a few individuals only. For short term career only, not for long term. Management is not that good.

2.0

Visual merchandiser

Aug 2019

Less than 1 year in the role, current employee

Not for building a long term career

The good thingsThis is a god start for fresh graduates to actually what they would want and would not want to experience within a company. This company could serve as an eye opener and open door to look into bigger opportunities.

The challengesThe main challenge would be dealing with your bosses aside from your direct superiors. This is not for the sensitive ones, since work would really overlap and sometimes you'll feel underappreciated. There are also unnecessary shoutings most of times. Numerous workload may eventually lead you to burnout if you are not really ready for big challenges.

Ratings for Cinderella Marketing Corporation are shared as-is from employees in line with our community guidelines

See all reviews

Other companies in this industry

Bancon Marketing, Inc.United Neon Advertising Inc.Activations Advertising, Inc.AMPH Advertising AgencyDDBS Advertising Unlimited

View all

Find out more about working at Cinderella Marketing Corporation. Read company reviews from real employees, explore salaries and life and culture; and view all open jobs.

This profile contains information from job postings, company websites, third-party databases and AI-generated content. Information may be incomplete or outdated. View our Company Profiles Terms.