Not transparent - Trading Analyst FIS Employee Review

2.0
Jan 21, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Job is easy if you have experience in trade monitoring. Pay is decent. No OT or weekends. Get your check and go home and look for other opportunities in this space.

Cons

No training as people think you are taking their job if you know what they know. Toxic management from top down. It's a place to clock in and clock out. No work culture. You can hear gossip from management team desks about your or other colleagues. Management has egos. No growth or pay increases.

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FIS Response
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We appreciate you reviewing us and sharing the FIS offers good working environment and competitive pay. Regarding the cons you have mentioned, we wanted to share with you that conduct that could be considered toxic will not be tolerated by FIS. FIS is committed to the philosophy that all our colleagues are entitled to equal employment opportunities, including pay increases, promotions and career development, without regard to race, color, religion, age, gender and/or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. Since you have identified yourself as a current colleague, we encourage you to report any of your stated concerns through the internal channels available to all colleagues.

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