Great place with CAVEATS! - Asset Management Trimont Employee Review

3.0
Jan 28, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The office location is great, the work environment is somewhat flexible, and the people are really nice (especially those who speak).

Cons

High turnover in most departments especially in credit and asset management. There’s not a lot of knowledge transfer happening because most of the current workforce has been in the game for two years or less. Too many manual processes and our technology infrastructure is poor. We rely heavily on spreadsheets which equates to a lot of human error. Management does a poor job communicating and sometimes employees are left in the dark, where sometimes we will receive appropriate communications from HR when people bring issues to their attention. There’s a serious lack of job-specific training and it causes inefficiencies across the organization.

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Trimont Response
2y
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience at Trimont and for your contribution to our team for 5+ years. We are glad to hear that you like our office location, flexible work environment, and the positive camaraderie among team members. These are aspects we take pride in and continuously work to maintain. Ensuring we have the proper knowledge transferring when team members exit is critical to maintain business continuity. This is why we are actively working on retention strategies to retain our top talent and also establishing best practices to ensure that our teams and operations continue to function efficiently and smoothly. We are focused on continuous improvements to our technology infrastructure. We’ve also intentionally focused on building out our internal communications by adding resources, launching an employee newsletter and updating and building out our company intranet in the past nine months. Management is committed to communicating transparently, clearly and frequently to our team members. We will share your concerns regarding more job-specific training as we believe in the continuous learning and development of our team members. We are happy to share that there will be a robust calendar of technical training, that our L&D team have been working on. A list of all the Q1 training can be found on trimontuniversity.csod.com, with more to come! We will continue to look for ways to offer continuous learning and development opportunities for our team members.

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Pros

Really nice people super easy to apply

Cons

Honestly, I don’t have any conss

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Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your overall positive experience.
3.0
Jul 12, 2026
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Pros

Benefits are strong. Free parking in the city. Tons of free food in the break room and food brought in every Monday/Friday. Upward mobility and visibility from senior leadership is also a plus. If you are good at your job, and can demonstrate that well, you can move up.

Cons

This year has brought some distasteful changes. Trimont’s pace and rate of change is on the cusp of being unsustainable. Leadership seems scattered as asks are made then changed multiple times while timelines do not. It’s a “hurry up and do for the sake of doing” situation. Recently, leadership restructured position titles and it caused some members of the organization to drop up to two levels (Executive Director to Associate Director) for no reason aside from positions being “redefined”. This could have been handled during the acquisition that took place in March 2025 but in what is seeming to be typical Trimont fashion, it was done again because the first round was inadequately done in haste. Additionally, Trimont leadership threatened to remove hybrid work policies and enforce 5 days in the office a week during a town hall. Badge reports, verbal communication, and written communications have been sent out encouraging employees that they need to be in the office Tuesday - Thursday, for a full 8 hours. There also is no mention of or support for mental health provided by the culture. Employees are given a free membership to headspace but I’ve never heard anyone from senior leadership asking about it.

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