Pros
Pension contributions and Health insurance are in line with the market. Did allow flexible working but this is being reversed now. Some good Tech
Cons
The company is losing money as most of its clients are Russian linked and so since the war its had an impact. They continue to work with very risky clients. The Chairman and CEO complain about everything and can't see they're the problem. They hate WFH and are stopping it yet senior managers work fully remote - this is an example of the hypocrisy that happens. Theyll threaten staff but expect them to be enthusiastic. All senior staff are the CEO's relatives or friends and so knowledge is minimal and they refuse to listen to anything always saying 'I dont understand' - this is their daily game to avoid accepting actions. Theyre all over promoted. Noone has ever worked in a fintech or financial services before and so knowledge is non existent. Also it's highly political, the one thing they excel at is complaining, moaning and arguing. The company is a revolving door. People start, especially London and last a few weeks or months as they realise the customer base and culture. Even in Lithuania noone stays unless theyre a relative or friend. Staff feedback was shocking. They operate across Europe but don't have a EMI license.
