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Financial Services
Snapshot
1000 total reviews
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Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
89 / 100
Business analyst
Salary is fine to survive
Load is huge on many days
Business transformation consultant
- easy lateral movement to get experience in different segments of the bank - good people - great benefits and work life balance
- minimal onboarding/training, requires you to really be on top of your own development - restructuring is common so you have to be cognizant of when your role may be terminated and need to move
Database administrator
Good staff, nice coffee. Comfy seats
Location, ethos, structure mindset, pay
Associate
Good company but too american
very american dont love culture
Customer service representative
Amazing benefits for yourself and families
Lots of employees in same department not enough managers
Svp operations
reputation, good salary, career progression
work life balance, extremely frequent re-org and layoffs
Anonymous employee
Multinational environment with best banking systems ever .
The worst environment ever Leadres very tough even in the daily human communications .
Operations analyst
Pay, benefits, people, hybrid working
Can be long hours in peak time, to be expected
Good balance of support groups and space/anonymity
Organizational change is hard, but that happens everywhere
Fraud ops specialist
-Competitive pay -Very good benefits package -Lots of opportunities to grow from within
-Focus on average handle time almost to the exclusion of all other call metrics. -Use of AI to assess call quality and the program gives you credit or deducts points for saying certain phrases, which de-emphasizes the importance of how the client feels about the interaction.