Vestmark reviews

4.0

71% would recommend to a friend

(137 total reviews)
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Karl Roessner

68% approve of CEO

63% positive business outlook

Vestmark has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 137 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Vestmark employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.7 stars).

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137 reviews
1.0
May 31, 2019

Unprofessional and hostile

Anonymous employee
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Pros

N/A can’t comment on this

Cons

Unreliable HR - two different recruiters reached out to me and scheduled phone interviews. Both stood me up more than once. It gets better. Secondly - one of the interviewers appeared borderline sociopathic who enjoyed showing off his knowledge while belittling your experience. When he keeps probing and you don’t know an answer, he shows a smirk of satisfaction. He exuded an air of hubris as if you are begging for a job. When I asked him a standard question about his background and what he looks for in an employee, he squinted and frowned and said “I’m not going to answer that. Why do you ask?” Super condescending. That is not a firm I would want to work at.

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Vestmark Response
6y
We are sorry to hear about your unfortunate interview experience. To provide the most effective candidate experience, we aim to engage candidates in the most positive way. Our goal is to make every interview as productive as possible. We take this feedback very seriously and have asked our recruitment team to evaluate our process with the goal of continuous improvement. Thank you for sharing your feedback with us.
4.0
Apr 10, 2019

Needs more diversity

Anonymous employee
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Pros

People are smart and collegial. My rating is based on my colleagues and not company management.

Cons

No emphasis on diversity. The company core values don’t mention diversity or collaboration at all. The executive committee is blindingly white and male, and they are self-isolating so they don’t have a good sense of the attitudes of their employees. There’s a big emphasis on winning the BBJ Best Places To Work every year without focusing on how to actually make it a great place to work. There’s big pressure on employees to fill out the survey positively. It’s super clear that management views staff primarily as a means to make them money.

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Vestmark Response
6y
We are sorry to hear that you feel this way. However, both positive and challenging feedback are mechanisms for driving change. With that, we appreciate your comments and will take them into consideration as we continue to expand on our programs to promote diversity and excellence. We agree that diversity is an important driver of our continued success and are committed to making gains in this area. For example, we have sponsored for our employees to attend the Women's Leadership Conference in Boston and will look to participate in other diversity programs in the future.
2.0
Sep 16, 2018
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Pros

Little micro management on the implementation team Good Communication from senior management Flexible work hours and work from home available for many roles A promise to go public.

Cons

Implementation team consists of old management, managers grandfathered into management by length of employment. Not the best way to pick the management team. Most are unqualified, unfamiliar and unwilling to learn new technologies. Team management doesn't share knowledge or provide training to team members on the tools available and used by the rest of the organization for data analysis. At Vestmark the implementation team is 3 times larger than the production support team, many typical responsibilities for production support fall under under the implementation team. This seems due to the complex implementation onto the platform, clients are in the implementation phase for 3+ years still after production go live. A MAJOR CON for anyone thinking of joining Vestmark implementation - there are no 2nd or 3rd shifts on the implementation team. Everyone is expected to be in the office during business hours (when the stock market is opened). This mean allot of overtime as most day to day implementation tasks can only be implemented outside live stock trading hours ALSO be aware that issues requiring IMMEDIATE attention occur throughout the client base overnight and on the weekends regularly as thats when data is received and loaded in the application. After hours issues are routed DIRECTLY to the clients implementation lead so all members of the team are expected to be available 24x7 and respond to issues immediately. Implementation team members ARE NOT compensated for being on call 24x7..

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