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What is it like working at Morgan Stanley?
Upper management is too complacent.
Director of Operations in Boston:
Pros: The product I work on and the people on my direct team
Cons: upper management is toxic, not transparent and not attentive. IT is clear that they have been under paying us until two years into the pandemic.
Fast-paced and continual growth of knowledge, but little appreciation pay-wise.
Registered Client Service Associate in Boise:
Pros: Client interaction and working team-based. Depending on the team, the role is very independent and I learn something new everyday.
Cons: There is little appreciation from management and no transparency on compensation, or who to reach out to for those conversations.
Pretty stressful.
Vice President (VP), Operations and Administration in New York:
Pros: Love that I can groom new hires mentor them to manage and service clients by themselves and share all my expertise of the business
Cons: I don’t see a pathway to further my career
We are trusted to complete the work in our own manner.
Software Developer in Calgary:
Pros: Hackathons, positive culture
Cons: It's a big project and I've been pegged to one small peice of it.
Intelligent people, learning opportunities, not amazing at work life balance.
Technology Analyst in New York:
Pros: I like the people I work with on a day-to-day basis. For the most part, I appreciate being able to collaborate with my coworkers.
Cons: It can be stressful at times & work-life balance is not as well practiced as it could be
Great workplace, long hours.
Team Leader, IT in Longueuil:
Pros: Great work in an interesting field, great colleagues, good corporate values
Cons: Work life balance nonexistent.
Intelligent people, learning opportunities, not amazing at work life balance.
Technology Analyst in New York:
Pros: I like that my direct manager seems invested in me as an employee & in helping me grow in my career.
Cons: The hours are a little stressful/not always maintained well. Working from home, I feel like the collaborative nature of the office has been hard to replicate.
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