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Sheer Lack of transparent comms with the employees (FTEs + FTCs + Contractors) - Service Design and Transition Lead Worldpay Employee Review

2.0
May 15, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

1) Wonderful Work-Life Balance 2) Great Team

Cons

1) Crucial Comms either get lost between echelons of hierarchy or deliberately veiled with normalcy when there’s absolute pandemonium Example: On April 17 - The Acquisition of WorldPay by Global Payments Inc. was announced. At the Townhall that followed, there were specific questions about impact to roles - both Contracts + Permanent. The response was either politically bland or disingenuous, implying that everything’s normal. 2) Contractually yes it is a week’s notice during probation for most employees. However isn’t there an ethical obligation for such a huge organisation to be honest with their plans and offer reasonably enough time??

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Worldpay Response
1y
Thanks for sharing your feedback. We're pleased you enjoyed our work-life balance and team environment. We acknowledge that clear and honest communication is important, and your insights are invaluable. Thank you for your contributions to Worldpay and for helping us grow.

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Pros

Good culture, exciting direction under new ownership

Cons

Internal bureaucracy can cause things to move slowly

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Worldpay Response
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We're glad you're excited and you appreciate the culture here. We're on a transformation journey as we become part of Global Payments which means there has been a lot of change. Thank you for sharing your experience.
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Mar 11, 2026
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Pros

Originally, I had a strong manager who gave me room to lead in my own style and trusted me to operate with a high level of autonomy. When I needed guidance, they provided it, and they also included me in conversations and areas outside my immediate scope, which gave me a broader, more holistic understanding of the business. It was genuinely a great learning experience.

Cons

I was asked to take on a failing team after expressing hesitation and was assured—by both leadership and the incoming manager—that there would be no negative repercussions. I stepped into the role for the good of the company, but ultimately was terminated. There were clearly two different standards for managers, and I was held to a higher and inconsistent one. I consistently operated beyond the scope of my job description, but that effort wasn’t recognized or protected.

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Worldpay Response
1mo
Thank you for sharing your experience. We’re glad that you were able to get opportunities to lead, learn, and have visibility across the business with your previous manager. We’re also sorry to hear that your later experience didn’t reflect the level of support and consistency you expected. Feeling held to different standards or unsupported is understandably difficult and it’s not the experience we want for our people. We’re committed to improving leadership and over the past year we’ve introduced a new leadership development framework. This includes Coach to Win – a career experience for all of our People Leaders, to help set expectations and improve coaching and care. We appreciate you taking the time to share both what worked well and where we need to continue improving. Feedback like yours helps us create a more supportive experience for everyone.
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