Pros
If self-sabotage and burnout are your career goals, you’ll thrive here. Coffee Bar (not free)
Cons
1. Hypocrisy Over Healthcare The company claims to “easy health for hong kong,” but decisions are driven by profit margins, not people health. As a Digital Marketing Manager, my work is only upsell services based on directionless and chaotic market policies to members. Health marketing? A foreign concept here. 2. Toxic Culture of Blame Leadership operates on a “reactive panic” model. When their outdated strategies fail (spoiler: they always do, check their stock price), they scapegoat employees. I was micromanaged into exhaustion, yet denied autonomy to implement data-driven solutions. Innovation is punished; sycophancy is rewarded. Being fired is only way. 3. Digital Marketing? More Like Digital Disaster Only apply artist advertising, even it is useless. Expect to “make magic happen” with single mode advertising while competing with others competitors. Tools: Antiquated systems (check out php ver and plugins ver) and a refusal to invest in web developing. The website is a UX nightmare, but leadership insists on prioritizing fluffy “brand awareness” campaigns that reach nobody. Special the DIY booking system(https://booking.echealthcare.com) , like a half-finished software, but already used and it never develop for new functions. lack of crm, discount, membership, data integration. Metrics: Goals shift weekly. One day it’s “patient education,” the next it’s “drive revenue at all costs.” No alignment, no strategy—just chaos. 4. Marketing agency and Site tools Marketing agency: under same mother company, but they will NOT share any data. Just share the useless weekly report and useless advise, which is "You don't say meeting" Tools: No Google site tools are used at all, including GA4/ SEO/Google tag/site manager 5. As listing medical company, No structured medical benefits and plans(No medical plan & card) 6. Copycat, always copy the materials from competitors 7. Career Growth? What Career Growth? Promotions are reserved for leadership’s inner circle/ management trainee. Training? Forget it. My skills atrophied while I recycled the same ineffective campaigns. Turnover is so high that onboarding is just a PDF titled “Welcome, EC Talent.”