Oshi is a new-generation anime platform built for fans, creators, and rights holders. As a master licensee and official production committee member for select anime titles, Oshi works directly with Japanese rights holders to bring new IP to global markets.
We simplify licensing, streamline campaign execution, and provide shared infrastructure that supports long-term growth for anime IP. Our platform enables real-time collaboration across stakeholders and opens new distribution and monetization opportunities for studios and creators.
Oshi offers tools for fan engagement, operational support, and strategic IP expansion, with the goal of creating a more accessible, scalable future for anime.
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Pros: I really appreciate the work from home options for a small SaaS startup. As a Product Manager, I could mostly set my own hours, which was nice. They're usually pretty understanding if you need to step away during the day.
Cons: The hybrid model makes it tough to plan sometimes. We'd have some weeks where everyone needed to be in the office, making 'remote from Seattle' less true. It wasn't always clear when the 'flexible' part actually applied for software development tasks.
Advice to Management: Just be clearer about hybrid expectations. If it's WFH mostly, commit to that. If it's truly hybrid, make the in-office days consistent across teams.
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Pros: Some of the project leads are really solid; they're supportive and understand the technical challenges. For early career engineers, there's decent mentorship if you seek it out. The hybrid work model is flexible too, which is a plus.
Cons: The executive leadership often struggles with clear communication on the overall company direction. This impacts our SaaS product development. Decisions can feel a bit arbitrary, which is tough for long-term planning for us as software engineers.
Advice to Management: Executive leadership needs to articulate a clearer, long-term vision for Oshi. It would really help teams like ours in SaaS product development if there was more transparency in decision-making and less frequent shifts in priorities.
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What is the work-life balance like for software engineers at Oshi in London?
The work-life balance at Oshi can vary, but many software engineers report manageable workloads. While project deadlines can be intense, the company generally respects personal time, allowing for a decent balance between professional responsibilities and life outside of work.
What is the typical work-life balance like for software engineers at Oshi in London?
Oshi generally promotes a healthy work-life balance for its technical teams. While project deadlines can occasionally require extra effort, the company culture encourages flexible hours and avoids a consistent expectation of long overtime, allowing for a good balance between professional responsibilities and personal life.
