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    Working at Eastspring Investments

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    3.3(3 ratings)
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    3.3(3 ratings)
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    2.7(3 ratings)
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    4.0(3 ratings)
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    2.0
    Portfolio Manager
    Mar 2019
    Singapore5 to 6 years in the role
    Wants to be "world class" but needs to change mindset
    The good thingsCoworkers are collegial, supportive, and enjoyable to work with. In particular, the Equities department has a strong culture of diligence, humility and respect.
    The challengesToo much interference by the parent (PRU), which is an insurance company and completely unaware of how an asset manager should be run. There is too much dependency on the parent, and management is too focused on the parent instead of trying to grow the third party business. The mid and back office are in disarray, and the recent technology restructuring has been a complete flop. Senior management seem to be in their positions not because of their capabilities but rather their "relationship" with the parent. Senior management does not realise that asset management is not the same as insurance and employee turnover is disruptive to the business and impossible to manage.
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    5.0
    IT helpdesk analyst
    Nov 2017
    Just Another Company nothing so great
    The good thingsGood Medical Benefits
    The challengesLot of works but have no recognition and things not shared properly within team
    4.0
    IT support engineer
    Jul 2015
    3 to 4 years in the role, former employee
    IT Support
    The good thingsUsers are understanding and patience in giving you time to troubleshoot issues they are having and giving you info on what happened. Users are aware of lunch timeing and try to avoid calling support during lunch time except for emergency cases where I get calls on blackberry for such issues and trying to resolve these issues. during emergency cases like these, users are willing to wait patiently.
    The challengesHave a support guy standby in the office is a big challenge as not many is willing to stay back in the office for a pack in lunch. Even though we have a pantry that is stock with food and drinks, and abundant seating on the pantry area for staff to bring in their takeaways, few of us are reluctant to stay back in the office through out lunch hours to standby in case of emergency calls.
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