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BEC Financial Technologies

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It was nice place to work, something went wrong - Senior Software Engineer BEC Financial Technologies Employee Review

2.0
29 Nov 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- The engineering teams are made up of skilled, friendly and highly capable people. - Some projects and integrations can be genuinely interesting. - Good atmosphere among coworkers.

Cons

- Stronger focus on being physically present in the office rather than on actual work results. Mandatory 8.5 hours in the office with only 15 minutes of paid break time; no option to finish work from home. - Remote work must be requested in advance — no flexibility for same-day emergencies (employee or child sickness, unexpected issues). - Large number of same-day disciplinary dismissals, with many employees unaware that rules had changed and without being given a chance to improve or receive a warning. - Top-level management makes questionable decisions, and outdated processes remain in place despite lack of impact. - Entire teams were sold to outsourcing partners, with employees transferred automatically and no possibility to stay in the company by switching projects. This makes people feel as if they are being pushed out without any compensation.

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1.0
30 Jan 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

There are some truly awesome people work here, amazing professionals and incredible personalities. Everyday free lunches can also be considered as a plus by some.

Cons

One day you can be informed that you are fired effective immediately, without even being allowed to notify your teammates that you are no longer part of the company. Despite an initial promise to pay one month in advance, the company later refused to do so, claiming that an internal audit showed I had not worked as much as they expected. Changing the termination justification after the fact feels unprofessional and unfair. This used to be a great place to work, even with a hybrid work policy. You could manage your time efficiently and enjoy some flexibility once your tasks were completed. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case. Today, physical presence in the office seems to matter more than actual results. If you are not in the office for a fixed number of hours, you are considered a poor employee - regardless of client satisfaction or delivered outcomes.

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