AML RightSource reviews

I quit this job two months ago to have a little summer break before I go off to graduate school, and telling the manager that I quit was the best feeling in the world, this says a lot bout the company. I personally did not enjoy working here and would rather not get paid for two whole months then to continue working here. However, if you’re looking to get into the AML industry and have no prior experience, then this is the place for you. Many other jobs involving AML require at least some experience. Please do you’re research on AML/BSA before working here, I wish I did. AML is a pretty boring industry, as you see the same thing over and over again so the work is very mundane. However, depending on you’re major, this may be a good job. I know I could have gotten a much much much better job out of college but did not care as I knew I was heading bck to graduate school after a year. The company does have a pretty in my opinion bad culture/vibe. So my advice, get experience and leave.

-Is it the worst job in the world? No. -Management knows their Glassdoor reviews are horrible. They mentioned it multiple times in company wide calls. Guess it is just easier to make fake reviews than fix the company. When I got hired, I thought, "there is no way it could be that bad". Now the score is a semi-respectable 3, despite nothing has improved. -You get insurance. -You get PTO. -You get a paycheck, is it lower than any other company in the industry. Yes. They take on people with little to no AML/BSA experience (and in some cases any work experience). Could they bump up the pay closer to what other companies in the industry pays once you've proven yourself capable and get promoted to an analyst II position? yes. -You get e-mails talking about how important Juneteenth and MLK are while you work on Juneteenth and MLK day. -Pretty sure it is near impossible to get fired. Had some really lazy co-workers. -You get to know what its like to be in a cult without being in a cult. They'll talk up the company as an industry leader. Every acquisition is positioning themselves better in the sector. But when you talk about your work experience in job interviews, few have ever heard of AMLRS. -There are some really nice people, some are even managers. -They bought a nice 2021 HR Top 50 award for the CPO. She got rid of the bonus plan in 2019. Seems worthy of an award. -you get a branded water bottle (at least did in 2019 and 2020).