Challenging and promising, full of possibilities - Senior Product Manager OKG Employee Review

5.0
30 Nov 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

This is a fast-moving company with things constantly involving. Some people might find it too difficult to adapt to, but I believe this is the perfect mode for an ever-changing industry. Changes bring opportunities, and you can try things that you wouldn't dare or imagine to do in the past. This is one of the biggest benefit, in my opinion. The company creates a platform for people to grow and shine, as long as you are prepared. Literally speaking, impossible is nothing, and the sky is the limit. People around you are young, energetic, fun and down-to-earth. It is rare to find this type of environment in Hong Kong. Management is straight-forward and understanding. They have high hopes and tight delivery schedule, but don't make impossible demands. Also, say goodbye to the bureaucracy that drives many talents crazy in the traditional banking industry. In OKEx, everyone is working towards the same goal and you can really feel the energy. Although there are still issues around internal processes and still much can be improved, overall it is moving on the right track at the right speed.

Cons

Communication channels, either top-down or bottom-up, could be improved, and it is important to further bolster the sense of belonging among the employees, especially the junior ones.

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OKG Response
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Thanks for your kind feedback, we are very encouraged by your positive experience!

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- The company experienced hiring followed by layoffs, which raised concerns about workforce planning. - No severance package, career transition assistance, or visa support was provided following the layoff, which negatively impacted the perception of the company's employee culture. - There was a tendency to assign blame rather than focus on collaborative problem-solving.

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