FFM Berhad
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    FFM Berhad salaries

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    Administration Executive
    Administration Manager
    Administration Officer
    Administration Role
    Area Manager
    Area Sales Executive
    Assistant
    Assistant Manager
    Chargeman
    Divisional Manager
    Electrical Technician
    Electromechanical Technician
    Engineer
    Executive
    Finance Manager
    Food Technologist
    Forklift Driver
    Head Chef
    Health and Safety Executive
    Health, Safety and Environmental Executive
    Human Resources and Administration Assistant
    Human Resources Manager
    Laboratory Technician
    Maintenance Specialist
    Marketing Executive
    Mechanical Technician
    National Sales Manager
    Operator
    Packing Operator
    Payroll Executive
    Procurement Manager
    Product Manager
    Production Engineer
    Production Executive
    Project Administration Role
    Project Engineer
    Project Manager
    Quality Assurance Executive
    Quality Assurance Role
    Quality Assurance Supervisor
    Quantity Surveyor
    Risk and Compliance Executive
    Sales and Marketing Executive
    Specialist
    Supervisor
    Technical Assistant
    Technical Manager
    Technical Support Executive
    Technician
    Technologist
    Treasury Executive
    Veterinarian
    Warehouse Executive
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    Salary satisfaction at FFM Berhad

    97%
    When FFM Berhad employee's were asked 'How would you rate your salary?'97% of employee's rated the salary as high or average

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    at FFM Berhad
    Sungai Buloh, Selangor
    Be part of the FFM Group, Malaysia's largest flour miller, producer of brands such as Massimo, Seri Murni, Blue Key, Marina & Karts.
    Be part of the FFM Group, Malaysia's largest flour miller, producer of brands such as Massimo, Seri Murni, Blue Key, Marina & Karts.
    classification: Manufacturing, Transport & LogisticsManufacturing, Transport & Logistics
    15d ago
    15d ago

    at FFM Berhad
    Sungai Buloh, Selangor
    Be part of the FFM Group, Malaysia's largest flour miller, producer of brands such as Massimo, Seri Murni, Blue Key, Marina & Karts.
    Be part of the FFM Group, Malaysia's largest flour miller, producer of brands such as Massimo, Seri Murni, Blue Key, Marina & Karts.
    classification: Human Resources & RecruitmentHuman Resources & Recruitment
    10d ago
    10d ago

    What’s it like working at FFM Berhad?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at FFM Berhad appreciate the consistent bonuses and annual increments, with at least two months' bonus provided annually and competitive salaries. The work-life balance is generally good, with a less stressful environment and the ability to maintain boundaries. Many value the friendly colleagues and experienced, helpful managers who support their development. The working environment is described as comfortable and family-oriented, with good facilities and a culture that welcomes ideas. Employees also appreciate the opportunities to learn through job-related training and encouragement for continual improvement.

    However, there are some potential challenges, such as management practices that can involve double standards and varying treatment of staff members. Employees in certain departments, particularly operations, need to be prepared for overtime work, including weekends and public holidays, with expectations to handle multiple tasks simultaneously. Promotion opportunities appear to be limited, which may affect long-term career development. The comfortable working environment can make it easy to stay in one's comfort zone, which may not suit those seeking more dynamic challenges. Additionally, some departments have indicated that additional headcount and better resources would help manage workloads more effectively.