Gakken Philippines
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    Salary satisfaction at Gakken Philippines

    60%
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    at Gakken Philippines Inc.
    San Juan City, Metro Manila
    The position drives revenue growth by prospecting, visiting and closing clients within assigned areas.
    The position drives revenue growth by prospecting, visiting and closing clients within assigned areas.
    classification: SalesSales
    19m ago
    19m ago

    at Gakken Philippines Inc.
    San Juan City, Metro Manila
    The position drives revenue growth by prospecting, visiting and closing clients within assigned areas.
    The position drives revenue growth by prospecting, visiting and closing clients within assigned areas.
    classification: Retail & Consumer ProductsRetail & Consumer Products
    11m ago
    11m ago

    What’s it like working at Gakken Philippines?

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    Employees value the training and development opportunities at Gakken Philippines, noting that the company provides a good training ground that stretches employees beyond their capabilities and prepares them for career advancement. The benefits and incentives are appreciated, including reimbursements, commissions, and extra incentives. Some employees highlight supportive management with good leaders who care for employees and provide necessary training. The company's emphasis on family orientation and spirituality, with Christian values reflected in its vision and mission, is also valued by employees.

    However, there are some potential challenges, such as a high-stress work environment that requires strong emotional resilience and can lead to burnout. Employees indicate that management could be more open to feedback and new ideas, with some perception that standard protocols are occasionally bypassed. Work/life balance can be challenging, with difficulty scheduling leave and pressure to prioritise work commitments. Some employees feel that salary levels are average compared to workload, though this is partially offset by incentives. Sales quotas and targets are a regular part of the role with monthly performance monitoring, and career growth can be slow, with performance evaluations potentially underutilised for recognising contributions.