Toxic Environment - Business Development Representative (BDR) FINTRX Employee Review

1.0
15 Oct 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

dogs allowed in office, unlimited PTO

Cons

To say you should not work here if you value your mental health would be an understatement. Extremely poor management, especially in front of the BDR team. If you are a woman - prepare to be undermined, gaslit and treated like you’re less than. Behavior and actions from management is blatantly retaliatory, unfair and simply unwarranted. If you’re looking to join a men’s lacrosse team - you should definitely consider FINTRX for your next position. Seriously, avoid.

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FINTRX Response
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We are very sorry to hear that this was your experience. At FINTRX, we take concerns about workplace culture, fairness, and inclusivity seriously. We are committed to fostering an environment where all employees feel valued, supported, and heard. We encourage open communication and welcome feedback to help us improve. If you have specific concerns, we invite you to reach out directly so we can better understand your experience and continue working toward a positive and equitable workplace for everyone. We appreciate your time with FINTRX and wish you success in your future endeavors.

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