Good company, bad department - Asset Management Pathward Employee Review

3.0
May 28, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Pathward as a company is honestly pretty great. They have a mission I believe in, and they generally take pretty good care of their employees. You usually get 2-4 extra PTO days a year, called "Wellness Days," that they announce a week or two ahead of time. The pay is good, and they are committed to a remote work environment, allowing them to recruit talent throughout the country.

Cons

The equipment finance department is an absolute disaster from top-to-bottom. There are no guidelines or policies, the reporting is a joke, and the leadership is nonexistent. Teams are always running on a skeleton crew, which leaves them overworked, stressed, and burnt out. If you can get in with Pathward, that is great, but avoid equipment finance (asset management, credit, operations-- all of it) at all costs. Also, I got pretty far into the interview process for a different job within the organization, and after the last interview, I never heard from them again. I personally think that is an unforgivable oversight in any scenario, but especially with an internal candidate.

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