State Street Fund Accountant Associate II Reviews

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

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 company being affiliate of State street US. They will tell you they are MNC and is VERY big. But how big it is when policy is not clear. The global hq have policy over flexi work, compensation, study support and that are all for show. Only a few small teams in Singapore practise that. If you're in AIS team, forget it. The "top manager" just squeeze out of all the staffs to keep the budget to herself. If you're not their favourite, you basically can forget about anything more than basic salary. - smart people won't stay with the company. Because those less than that are around to make your life a hell in order to protect their interest. This in turn result in low quality of work delivered to clients and the cycle goes round. But if you're the less than capable and the boss's favourites, you'll be praised that you have done well and it's the client's problem. If you're a capable person, you'll be loaded with tasks and they will tell you that you haven't perform too well and have rooms for improvement.

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.

Pros

Easy, good start to career good for cv

Cons

Money is poor in comparison with similar roles in other companies

Pros

Work from home, flexible hour, paid is okay,

Cons

hard to advance, unless someone leave or your group have opportunity,

Pros

Vacation Pay, Flexible Scheduling, Work from home access.

Cons

Long Hours, Short Staffed, Too much responsibility for too little pay.