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Ride-hailing and super app (transport & delivery)Singapore, Singapore5,001-10,000 employees
4
3 reviews

About Grab

Grab is essentially the everything app for Southeast Asia. Based in Singapore, it started with ride-hailing and food delivery before expanding heavily into digital payments and financial services like small business lending and insurance. The main d...

Detailed Employee Ratings

3.3
Work-Life Balance
3.7
Compensation
4
Company Culture
4
Career Growth
3.7
Job Security

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5.0
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Senior Product Manager Review

ProductFull-timeHybrid
Aug 20, 2025

What I liked

Grab invests in product people — strong mentorship, clear metrics, stock options and a collaborative cross-functional culture. Hybrid setup gives flexibility and the Singapore office has great resources for running experiments fast.

Areas for improvement

Occasional long hours during big launches and some regional processes can feel bureaucratic. Work can be intense during peak quarters.

4.0
Verified Anonymous

Software Engineer II Review

EngineeringFull-timeOn-site
May 14, 2025

What I liked

Challenging technical problems, modern stack, and good compensation compared to many local startups. There were strong senior engineers who mentored juniors and a lot of focus on measurable impact.

Areas for improvement

On-call rotation was tough at times and some teams had heavy process overhead. Career progression felt slower in some branches.

3.0
Verified Anonymous

Operations Associate Review

OperationsContractFlexible
Mar 10, 2025

What I liked

Supportive teammates, clear SOPs for day-to-day tasks and a good introduction to logistics and merchant operations. Flexible hours helped with work-life balance.

Areas for improvement

Contract role with limited benefits and slower promotion cycles. Communication between regional hubs can be unclear which sometimes causes duplicated work.

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