Failing Business - Business Analyst Redwood Trust Employee Review

1.0
Feb 24, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Nice Offices, Friendly co-workers, flexible work

Cons

Increased interest rates and other economic issues are creating headwinds for the company. They have had to do layoffs in most divisions and cut back tremendously. Stock price is down at historical lows. Dont see a bright future for the company.

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Redwood Trust Response
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Thank you for your feedback. Redwood has been in business successfully for nearly 30 years and we continue to work hard to ensure that we remain competitive and profitable in years to come. The company has progressively grown over the years, both organically and through acquisitions, adding employee resources to support parts of the business that have been expanding. In light of changing macro-economic market conditions over the past year some parts of the business have been expanding more quickly than others, and in some cases we have adjusted our employee head count accordingly. The experience of our team members remains a priority and we continue to invest in engaging and developing our employees as we move forward.

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