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Return to all Reviews- 2.016 Feb 2016Mortgage ProcessorFormer Employee, more than 1 yearAnn Arbor, MI
Pros
Great benefits. Flexible work time due to open minded management. Most people were great but it is a very strange gossipy environment.
Cons
Very tedious work with constant arguments between sales and underwriting. No matter how well you tried to organize your work it was out of your hands because your work depended on too many other people doing their work also. Upper management had no idea what was going on at the ground level and kept making changes. The company overstaffed without thinking of future and then fired people. It was a horrible cycle.
- 1.09 Jan 2009Assistant Vice President, Project ManagerCurrent EmployeeColumbus, OH
Pros
I was asked to return to a company Citi recently acquired in 2007. With that, I believed that the job that I was doing was going to help our clients and our staff be successful. Instead the dysfunctional organization continued to spend money on bad decisions and upper management was not held accountable. I delivered my work on-time, bridged fractured client relationships and began making end-roads to baselining our staff with Citi's delivery model. Suddenly, I was caught in the middle of the 50,000 person layoff and yet am the only senior project manager who was relieved of their duties.
Cons
Day-to-day, staff are not sure what changes are going to happen. The management staff in Columbus don't talk with clients, their own staff which leads to no one really knowing where the intiatives are going.
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