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Electronic Payments

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Good company horrible CEO - Anonymous- Salaried Staff Electronic Payments Employee Review

3.0
Aug 19, 2024
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Pros

Good people to work with can be a good culture in the company

Cons

The CEO feels as though his employees don’t deserve yearly raises if they are under someone with a degree or someone being poached from another company the response is literally “we don’t have to give raises am I not required by law” while he brags that he is the Michael jordan of payment processing. He loves to mention how his hold times are so low but instead of rewarding them with a annual raise like they deserve he gives them a cake.

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5.0
Jun 24, 2026
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Pros

Employee centric management structure. Able to have open and honest communication regardless of level.

Cons

None to speak of. Company was started 21 years ago with 2 founders and they have instilled work ethic, pride and accountability in every employee that has joined since.

1.0
May 28, 2026
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Pros

Coworkers were great, and it’s a decent starting point for someone trying to get into tech and build problem solving and communication skills. The training is pretty thorough too. They give you about a month because there’s a lot to learn and the systems can be overwhelming at first.

Cons

Management is really hit or miss. Some managers actually know their stuff and help out, while others have little to no technical knowledge, which gets frustrating when you need help and start wondering how they even got the position. Raises are pretty much a dollar a year no matter how hard you work. Be ready for nonstop back to back calls, long hold times, and dealing with rude sales agents and merchants everyday. The workload and stress honestly don’t match the pay at all. There’s barely any room to grow either, the only real move up is going to L2, which is basically more calls for only a 50 cent raise. Communication between departments is bad, and management mainly cares about call times and metrics, so the job feels more like a glorified call center than actual tech support.

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