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U.S. Financial Technology

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U.S. Financial Technology reviews

4.0

77% would recommend to a friend

(119 total reviews)
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Tony Renzi

86% approve of CEO

77% positive business outlook

U.S. Financial Technology has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 119 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The U.S. Financial Technology employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Financial Services industry (3.7 stars).

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119 reviews
1.0
Aug 3, 2021
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Pros

They pay well...until you find out that the reason they pay so well is because the environment is so toxic.

Cons

The culture is absolutely toxic. There is a lot of lip service about how much they value their employees, but the leadership will consistently blame everyone below them for bad decisions made by the execs. Women and minorities do not hold business-centric leadership positions where there is any real decision making. There seems to be rounds of layoffs - targeted at the worker bees - every 6 months...followed by hiring more director/VP level positions. This organization is very top heavy and very few of the senior leadership care how much they are burning out their employees. The politics. There is politics in every company, but the amount of bickering/in-fighting/throwing-under-the-bus at CSS is insane. I've sat in on the executive meetings and amount of backstabbing was embarrassing. The bi-annual employee survey was so bad that they wouldn't reveal any of the results (but made a lot of lip service about having "workshops" to solve some of the feedback...these "workshops" never got scheduled and I can't imagine how much worse the next employee survey will be)

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U.S. Financial Technology Response
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Thank you for your feedback and advice. I’m sorry your experience at CSS wasn’t what you hoped for. I work hard every day, as do most of us at CSS, to provide a great working environment for all of our employees. We do this through a variety of means, too long a list to include here, but I’ll call out a few: a.m. and p.m. daily huddles and twice-a-month all employee town halls, which we hold to keep everyone informed and on the same page; our 3-times-a-year employee engagement surveys, the results of which we always share at an all-employee town hall; numerous employee resource groups and the many social and developmental events they plan; an aggressive diversity and inclusion strategy; a new career architecture framework intended to provide clear career-mapping for every role at CSS; summer Fridays off; a 100% virtual workforce during the pandemic; and more. It seems, however, that we fell short for you and we’ll take your feedback to try to improve our company. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Thank you, Tony Renzi, CEO, CSS
1.0
Mar 12, 2020
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Pros

None I can think of.

Cons

It’s a long list. Corruption, lies, dishonesty, political are the values of CSS. CSS values they publish on walls are only for walls. People who are political, who can lie left and right to their own team members or other partners are encouraged and promoted. Technology Chief is a joker. People who he brought in are ruthless with no dignity or professionalism. Despite several ethics issues, Release Management leader still remains. HR is useless in this company and does not have a backbone to take actions. When employees complain, investigate and take actions. Your biased decisions to please the top leaders are not good for employee morale. Business leader brought a bunch of his own and started promoting already. Top leaders are hiring their own people directly without even posting the positions. That kind of corruption exists in this company. I am not sure what the board is doing. Well, there are great leaders in this company who can show only what has to be seen.

1.0
Jun 20, 2018

Just a Facade

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Pros

Good pay scale, very good benefits package

Cons

The culture in the middle/senior management layer is toxic, backstabbing, sniping and dishonest to the core. Competency is a rarity. The C layer says all the right things about a culture of integrity and respect, but there is no expectation or requirement that their direct reports apply those principles. Staff morale can be cynical and low. The office environment is bad - way too many bodies for the space, workspaces are just large rooms with long tables where employees are crowded shoulder to shoulder, no personal space.

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