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Well organized and specialized support for employees even though there are more than 50,000 of us. Decent perks and it seems like you are rewarded regardless of which office you're in.
Too much red tape. No real opportunities to make more money. Raises are capped at 5%. Not enough personalized attention and there is always too many competing priorities.
Being such a big company, all of our campuses are so involved with the surrounding areas that we're able to get great benefits with local sports teams, gyms, etc.
Salary and ability to work remotely
Weak leadership, lack of process, no career development track, leaders do not know the industry
Ability to work from home and work/life balance
Good work life balance and great pay increase when I initially started in the FIS university program.
Rather than promote within they hire outside.
Working remote with option to come into office.
everything
high uncertainty
just loved problem solving and working with the people with whom I was involved daily in software upgrades and conversions and deconversions.
Salary and ability to work remotely
Weak leadership, lack of process, no career development track, leaders do not know the industry
Flexibility to work from home and understanding boss
Salary , not much value for people who are there from a long time and really works hard
work from home
Pay is decent. They support work from home
Too many US layoffs. Top level people who work really hard being let go.
ability to work from home
Sales experience
Lack of transparency, smile and dial sales, poor compensation
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Change implementation and innovation
HQ in Wisconsin
Work/Life balance prioritzation
Salary and ability to work remotely
Weak leadership, lack of process, no career development track, leaders do not know the industry
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