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OP Financial Group Reviews

4.1

85% would recommend to a friend

(68 total reviews)

78% positive business outlook

OP Financial Group has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 68 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there.

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68 reviews
4.0
19 Nov 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Ok salaries on IT side, lots of good perks (lunch/sports/culture vouchers, good employee healthcare, car leasing options etc), flat hierarchy.

Cons

Organization is a bit chaotic and lacks solid leadership on higher level. Every team is pulling in their own direction, lacking coordination of cooperation. This is especially noticeable in large, group wide projects.

2.0
19 Jan 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

+ Big budgets, which lets us work on big projects and hire talented consultants. + Nice new head office (if you manage to find a seat there) with fantastic lunch restaurants in the house. + Top management is giving good attention to digitalization, and has now even caught the agile bug! + If you are a nice guy and good at office politics, you can thrive. + Pretty nice employee benefits. As a neutral point, be aware that we don’t have a very strong corporate culture, but subcultures which differ somewhat, e.g. the ex-Pohjola insurance people (who came with the merger), the corporate bankers (can be recognized from their fancier outfits), and the ex-Nokians (often the savviest politicians, watch out!)

Cons

- You have to please everybody, or someone in the organization will find a way to undermine your efforts. - Advancement is not based on your achievements but on your popularity and success in politics. Cronyism is widespread. - At the head office our time tends to go into navigating the political web and coordinating with a load of matrix functions, so it is rather hard to find time for actual productive work. - Decisions seem often arbitrary which frustrates people, e.g. millions are invested into a big project, which is soon stopped, and later again started, without clear logic of why (the real answer is usually a political matter). - Projects have a tendency to get stuck due to lack of ability to manage dependencies at the corporate level. - The corporate organization gets changed every couple of years, with associated layoffs/packages. This always triggers a period of confusion, loss of productivity and can impact motivation (one of these changes is going on right now - hopefully you will see more positive reviews by 2020 or so, as things settle!)

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