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Jul 1, 2009
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Disapproves of CEORecognition & Feedback 1.5 Fairness & Respect 3.0 Compensation & Benefits 3.0 Senior Leadership 3.0 Work/Life Balance 4.0 Career Opportunities 2.5 Communication 2.0 Employee Morale 2.5 State Street Anonymous: (Current Employee)
Pros
Recent upturn in client focus due to market downturn. Overdue but the opportunity to start focusing on quality rather than 'ticking the boxes' is positive. Watch this space.
Cons
Fragmented departments. Seems a bit like mission impossible at times, unless a solution path to a problem is clearly defined they all seem to disavow all knowledge or ownership.
Over abundance of middle management & VPs -hampering effectiveness.Advice to Senior Management
Slow down with the outsourcing! The middle management & VPs that are executing it are flying by the seat of their pants & not planning out the details. Keep the focus on the client & what they need, not just the SS bottom line.
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Fund Accountant:
“Can't complain”
Jun 28, 2009
1 comment
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Performance Analyst in Alameda, CA:
“Good place to gain experience to get you out the door.”
Jun 27, 2009
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Assistant Vice President in Boston, MA:
“Overall Pretty good.”
Jun 12, 2009
1 found helpful
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Anonymous:
“average place to work”
Jun 10, 2009
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Fund Accountant in Boston, MA:
“Not a bad backup”
Jun 3, 2009
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Senior Associate in Quincy, MA:
“Management does not consider staff input in new process or procedure implementation”
May 25, 2009
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Financial Analyst in Boston, MA:
“State Street - good company with some problems it still needs to work out.”
May 16, 2009
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Portfolio Accountant in Kansas City, MO:
“Good Stepping Stone Job”
May 14, 2009
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Fund Accountant in Andover, MA:
“Decent job nothing special ”
May 11, 2009
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