
Data and metrics-driven. Very friendly and respectful.
Transparent, hardworking, politics-free, respectful and eager to win
Managers here are respectful and friendly.
The salary is ok and reasonable at the moment.
Reward the good performances who deliver good revenue results.
Some coworkers talk a lot at meetings and take little action.
The employees in Hong Kong need to grow up and manage conflicts as adults. People tend to gossip and badmouth when dissatisfied with small things. Adults talk and resolve issues together.
Very low work life balance and the worst physical & mental health for me since I joined LexisNexis. To improve - set up realistic expectations and not exploit your employee to the fullest....
1. Too many review meetings with different levels of management. It's good to have transparent communication but it becomes formalism now. Too much time was spent on making PPTs and rehearsing for those meetings. 2. Internal processes are painful and exhausting. They discourage people to try hard.
1. Higher diversity (the diversity is relatively low - you don't see many non-white faces in the leadership team) 2. Keep only the essential town halls and review meetings. The current number is far over the communication necessity. It's formalism, exhausting. Too much time spent on making PPTs.