State Street Fund Accountant Associate II Reviews
Updated 28 Sep 2018
Found 36 reviews
"Good experience. Low pay."
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Doesn't RecommendPositive OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI worked at State Street full-time for more than 3 years
Pros
Very flexible with schedule Work from home is an option Class A office Casual dress except for when clients visit 6% 401k match Lots of vacation time Good experience
Cons
Health insurance sucks Parking is $115/month Low pay No training
Advice to Management
Get your employees better health insurance options. Pay for parking. There is zero training structure for new employees.
State Street2018-09-28"Hire more staff"
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I worked at State Street
Pros
Friendly colleagues. Informal atmosphere. Good pension contributions, health insurance. Salary decent for location, annual leave very fair.
Cons
Overworked and understaffed. Outdated IT systems, too much manual work. Lack of training due to staff being so busy. It becomes a vicious circle. Work being outsourced to India.
Advice to Management
Hire more staff, invest in technology and training. Spend more time resolving issues and less time on manual processes
State Street2018-08-08- Helpful (6)
"Associate - Singapore office"
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Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI worked at State Street
Pros
None other than the office in Capita Tower.
Cons
It's a very bad company to work with. - they do not value capable people. They value people who are good at talking and playing politics. That said, compensation, reward and recognition is not fair. If you're good at making yourself "seen" and can be submissive, this place is for you. You will be able to progress within the company fast. You don't need to be good at work. - state street Singapore works like a small...
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Value the right people in your company if you value your client.
State Street2017-05-22 "Decent place to get your feet wet in the finance industry"
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RecommendsNeutral OutlookApproves of CEOI have been working at State Street full-time for more than a year
Pros
Benefits are good for all involved as vacation days, health care, maternity/paternity leave go well beyond industry averages. Working from home is also a perk to those who want to.
Cons
Fewer challenging tasks and it is difficult facilitating growth to higher earning analytical jobs. The benefits are such that it seems people work there primarily for the benefits and as a result there is a lot of unrealized potential
State Street2017-01-12"Fund Accountant 2"
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Doesn't RecommendNeutral OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI worked at State Street full-time for more than a year
Pros
Fast paced environment with opportunity to move laterally within the company and participate in training or continuing education programs.
Cons
Repetitive daily tasks without much variety or opportunity to be creative. Groups often operate in relative isolation with very little personal interaction.
Advice to Management
Using performance metrics to evaluate employees is a limited strategy for motivating employees. Finding alternative ways to reward and measure the value of employees would be beneficial.
State Street2016-12-04"Decent"
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RecommendsPositive OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI have been working at State Street
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Easy, good start to career good for cv
Cons
Money is poor in comparison with similar roles in other companies
Advice to Management
Train staff do understand not just complete tasks
State Street2016-11-28"Mixed"
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RecommendsNeutral OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI have been working at State Street full-time for more than a year
Pros
Reputable company so looks good on your Cv. Good team to work with, opportunity to get promoted if you get on with people and are seen to be working hard.
Cons
Poor training (as you shadow a more experienced ember of staff so if they aren't sure How To do it then you aren't either) which leads to errors and salary is average compared to other fund administrators. Repititve work day in day out. Don't engage in staff retention until someone hands in there notice.
State Street2016-12-04- Helpful (5)
"Wasted too much time getting paid too little"
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Doesn't RecommendNegative OutlookDisapproves of CEOI worked at State Street full-time for more than 3 years
Pros
Opportunity to work from home (depending on which team you're on), decent benefits (health, vacation, 401k match, sick pay). Good to put on your resume as it is a well known corporation.
Cons
Below average pay, lack of technology, difficult to move up, poor management, high turnover rate, lots of favoritism, no job security (layoffs), raises were a joke, forced to work 50+ hours a week (depending on which team you're on).
Advice to Management
Understand why you are constantly losing good/hard working employees.
State Street2016-10-01 "Functional specialist"
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RecommendsPositive OutlookNo Opinion of CEOI have been working at State Street full-time
Pros
Work from hone - flexible schedule - young people- university classes
Cons
No promotion- lower pay in the market
State Street2016-03-01"Opportunity is the key.."
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RecommendsI have been working at State Street full-time for more than 3 years
Pros
Work from home, flexible hour, paid is okay,
Cons
hard to advance, unless someone leave or your group have opportunity,
Advice to Management
Hire internal, make employer loyal rather keep hire outsider.
State Street2016-01-28