Barely legal company - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso Whealthfields Lohmann

Ok. I tried my best to prolong the list of pros. Here comes the con. Have you wondered what it is like living in a hk drama tv series? Heres your chance! Join WL and your life will always be messy, uncoordinated and confirm last minute! So exciting right?! So the boss sitting in SG is quite senior. She probably has the most experience in this trade. She has been in this company for about 20 years now but only expanded beyond her single digit headcount in early 2020. her mentality is very solo, wants to save on every possible thing. If it costs something to the P&L, dont spend. Got data that company can buy but cost money? Don't buy. Let staff do out their research. Culturally everyone is friendly to one another. Inter department meals are common. But beyond that friendliness is a very dark sense of humour. One that encourages weekend past dinner time type of work text. Most work discussions are done via whatsapp. Not in meetings during your 9 to 6. Management will intrude on your after hours to ask u on a task they can ask during office hours. Burnout is very real. The ones that dont are waiting for the right opportunity. A better career move or waiting for PR status. The company hardly promotes anyone. Because no one stays that long. Because the industry knows about WL culture, most shy away unless they are being approached by a friend they know internally. But even this is not enough to cater to the vacancies available. So they hire non industry staff into the company. About 25% of new hire staff leave between 3 to 6 months. For those who did leave refuse to put WL in their CV. Because no prospective employee would believe such a company exists. You simply cannot explain and tell the truth about the company you are in. No prospective employer will believe you. But to future HR staff interviewing a WL employee, please read past reviews here and know that if he/she can survive beyond 6 months here, hes seen alot of things and probably can handle alot of multitasking with no work life balance and unsupportive bosses. He/she just came out of a warzone fighting uncoordinated mess. Oh and those good reviews that came randomly 1 after the other? Think again. How consistent has the good reviews been around vs the honest ones. Yea colleagues are nice. But the ones giving you the hardest time are not the colleagues. Its the bosses with their uncoordinated mess and threats to cancel your leave if something screws up midway. Have a look at linkedin if you are thinking of applying. Dont bother if you dont speak their language. Got a job? Don't come here. Don't have a job? Don't come here. U will have a dillemma whether to declare u worked here and why you left after a short time.