Preferred working for TSYS before merger. No longer the same company. - Software Engineer Consultant Global Payments Employee Review

2.0
Aug 30, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

They are desperate for people, so it is probably fairly easy to get hired on now. If you can work independently and figure things out on your own, this may be the place for you. Don't expect a lot of training because many departments are too short staffed and have little collective knowledge left. The company is trying to modernize the issuing business, so there is opportunity for young, fresh out of college talent.

Cons

Nearly all development is being run by cheap foreign and contract labor that no longer know the business, corporate culture, or care about the clients. There is no loyalty from this new labor force and turnover is horrendous. Many forced and early retirements due to pandemic have left most departments without very many (or any)subject matter experts.

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Pros

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Cons

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Pros

Hands-On Experience with Modern Infrastructure Friendly and Supportive Culture Great Resume Builder Work-Life Balance If you value a supportive team culture, a manageable workload, and building high-scale professional project experience, a Global Payments internship is a fantastic stepping stone, especially for launching a career in FinTech or platform engineering.

Cons

Uncertainty Around Full-Time Pipeline Varying Tech Stacks by Team: Because the company encompasses many different product lines and acquired systems, your experience can vary wildly depending on the specific team you land on. Some teams work on cutting-edge, next-gen cloud platforms, while others are tasked with maintaining or upgrading older legacy architectures.

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