Company Profile

    Company overview

    Industry

    Government Administration & Politics

    Company size

    1,001-5,000

    Primary location

    DICT BLDG., C.P. GARCIA AVENUE, U.P. DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY
    DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGYRepublic Act No. 10844, otherwise known as the “Department of Information and Communications Technology Act of 2015”, which was signed into law on 23 May 2016.In accordance to the law, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) shall be the primary policy, planning, coordinating, implementing, and administrative entity of the Executive Branch of the government that will plan, develop, and promote the national ICT development agenda.The DICT shall strengthen its efforts on the following focus areas:Policy and Planning Improved Public Access Resource-Sharing and Capacity-Building Consumer Protection and Industry DevelopmentApart from this, the DICT is expected to spearhead the following endeavors:Nation building Through ICT Safeguarding of Information Advancement of ICT in the PhilippinesAligning with the current administration’s ICT Agenda, the DICT will prioritize the following:Development of a National Broadband Plan to accelerate the deployment of fiber optic cables and wireless technologies to improve internet speed Provision of Wi-Fi access at no charge in selected public places including parks, plazas, public libraries, schools, government hospitals, train stations, airports, and seaports Development of a National ICT Portal

    Reviews overview

    3.88 ratings in total
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    What’s it like working at Department of Information and Communications Technology Philippines?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at the Department of Information and Communications Technology appreciate the valuable hands-on experience and learning opportunities provided, particularly for interns. The work environment is described as respectful, with colleagues valuing each other's preferences and beliefs. Employees also enjoy the travel opportunities, job security, stress-free atmosphere, and chances to collaborate with others across government sectors.

    However, there are potential challenges, such as limited resources and manpower, which can impact the department's ability to address all areas of responsibility. Interns may face an adjustment period when starting their roles, and some employees experience delays in receiving compensation. There are also perceived challenges related to promotion, aspects of the department's culture, internal processes, outdated facilities and office supplies, and political influences on the work.

    Recent reviews

    5.0
    Student Intern
    Nov 2024
    Bacolod City Negros OccidentalLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    My internship at the DICT allowed me to gain hands-on technical experience while also exposing me to management roles, despite challenges related to limited manpower, with the team always providing clear guidance to ensure task completion.
    The good thingsHaving an opportunity to finis my internship at this company provided me with valuable hands-on experience in technical work. Additionally, it offered insight into management roles and their functions, enhancing my understanding of organizational operations and leadership dynamics.
    The challengesOne of the challenges I observed within the company was the limited manpower, which affected the ability to address all areas of the department's responsibilities. However, despite this, the team consistently provided clear guidance and support to ensure tasks were completed effectively.
    5.0
    Researcher
    Aug 2024
    Baguio City BenguetLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    I am grateful to have the experience to be the intern at the DICT-CAR.
    The good thingsAs an intern, I love the relationship between employees and they respect each other's preferences and belief.
    The challengesSo far, I have encountered minimal challenges like adjusting to the work place and employees but the rest is great.
    4.0
    Digitaljobsph Trainer
    Apr 2023
    3 to 4 years in the role, current employee
    High pay, but the delay is too much.
    The good thingsWhat I enjoy most is working and travelling to various provinces.
    The challengesWhat I don't enjoy is the delayed honorarium/pay that takes more than 6 months before I receive it.
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