Ex-OCBC head started as a clerk with $500 borrowed from friends in small town Ipoh. Ever thought what it’s like to be loyal and work for the same company for 26 years? Wyson started moved to Singapore to take up a job working as a clerk and through hardwork, became the Head of Consumer Banking for OCBC. After the pandemic, he struggled and started to reevaluated his life and decided to quit banking after 26 years. What was it like for him? How did the pandemic affect his decision?

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Ex-OCBC Head Started As A Clerk With $500 Borrowed From Friends in Small Town Ipoh [Chills 126 ft Wyson Lim]

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