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U.S. Financial Technology

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Where careers die; CEO won’t quit until it’s dooms day! - Manager U.S. Financial Technology Employee Review

1.0
Nov 23, 2021
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Pros

- Handful $$ more - Let me think …. None

Cons

- Uncertainty looms every day - 75% of the company has either quit or been fired in last 2 years - Top Heavy leadership with no clue - Even if you’re a top performer, you could be fired any minute in the name of business - Bunch of amateurs running the show with naive CEO

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U.S. Financial Technology Response
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Thanks for your post and your thoughts about working at CSS. Our leadership team and I talk with employees every day about both the successes and challenges we have as an organization. We are not perfect but we work hard every day to improve our organization. I am the biggest cheerleader at CSS and I love to rally and highlight all of the great CSS team accomplishments on social media and other communication forums. One thing everyone I talk with has in common is a commitment to making CSS better. With positive intent, I hope that as a teammate who has been here for 5 years, you are committed to doing the same and I ask you to please contact me directly or through other confidential communication channels to discuss your concerns and to help us find ways to improve as a team. Thanks again, Tony Renzi CEO, CSS

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
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Pros

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Cons

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