Mastercard reviews

Poor management, a lot of overtime. It used to be good when I started with the company about 10 years ago, even I need to work a lot of overtime, but I was happy. But In recent years, more politics played. The managers are also double standard, and you can't trust your managers any more, since they shared what you privately told them personal information in a 1x1 meeting with other senior managers. Also, the managers are all share the same boat, so if you have any dispute with your manager, you likely won't have any chance to appeal to your skip level managers.

I work 9am - 9pm most days and usually a little bit every weekend as well. This is the norm for client services/marketing (or even a little bit less than the norm), but not engineering. There are very limited exit opportunities because APT values highly specific skills, many of which are not translatable. The company looks down on grad school as well and does not sponsor any graduate degrees. Lastly, the company is quite conservative and old fashioned in its way of doing business so not at all like a young tech startup (likely because much of senior leadership come from 1990's consulting background).