Hong Kong Polytechnic Project Assistant Reviews

Pros

Foods are quite good. Accessible transportation. Staff benefit and welfare

Cons

Working hours are not fixed

Pros

- can be free sometimes - Nice colleagues

Cons

- bad boss, always pushing colleagues to limits without recruiting more staff - Seniors (especially professors without outside job experience) don't respect staffs' well being. For example, low pay, calls on weekends, coming up with impossible and unrealistic ideas

Pros

good vibes able to develop skillsets good benefits if working for 2+ years

Cons

contract base unsure career path hard to get promoted

Pros

Medical benefits and campus facilities are good

Cons

Stressful office and heavy workload

Pros

Good Working Environment with friendly coworker

Cons

If you are not PHD holder, you cannot promoted

Pros

Flexible work hour (Many of us were supervised by academic staff, and they don't have much time for you) University resources (free health service, cheap food etc)

Cons

Small team, you'll plan your own work, instead of supervisor giving you small taskes

Pros

Flexible Not much workload Not much pressure

Cons

Cannot learn much Boring Semi-governmental organisational style

Pros

Has good budget and good resources to allow you to explore wide variety of implementation ways for ideas.

Cons

Doesn't have strong support or community that makes for succesful time.

Pros

with good networking opportunities both internally and externally

Cons

salary could have been higher

Pros

Relatively stable. After all, it’s a publicly-funded university

Cons

Career advancement is closely related to academic qualifications. Not a good news for undergrads or even master degree holders.