Computershare Employer Reviews

It was a great place to work as an entry customer service agent but once you got promoted you had to deal with the upper management people were ridiculous. Was told I wasn't allowed to talk to my old colleagues that work in customer service because it would "destroy our image".

A typical day consisted of answering a multitude of calls from brokers and shareholders regarding various securities.

I learned a lot about the stock market including the types of corporate actions that take place etc.

Management was apathetic in terms of the stress involved for the employees.

Co-workers, for the most part, were amiable however all – more... of one's time was spent on the phone so there wasn't much time to get to know one another.

The hardest part of the job was that it did not feel as if those in charge were backing the employees.

The salary was the best part of the job but, in my opinion, not worth the stress of the job. – less

My typical work day consisted of assisting the shareholders with selling of their stock, and updating the account if needed. I went into the company knowing very little about stock, left feeling confident. Management was stern but very much needed. Co workers became like family members, still stay in touch with them. There was nothing hard about the – more... job, very challenging and rewarding. – less

Very busy, always work to be done. Havent worked there in a while and things may be different

Not much opportunity for advancement. No large projects/investment in systems.

Great place to work and a fun atmosphere! The co-workers were more like family and everyone was very supportive.

Responsible for efficiently processing and auditing all monetary adjustment transactions. Manages workflow queues from customer service associates and business partners. Trains employees on company processes and financial/governmental regulations. Assists other team members and supports multiple groups. Performed Daily DTC Rumba Report Contacted Brokers – more... & Clients via email or by phone – less

Excellent. Be prepared to work or do not apply here. You will not make it.

This job was different because it's customer service dealing with stock options. With this job you gain a lot of knowledge about the stock market. The Co-workers were very helpful however this job all though a call center you have to able to work independently. Management was great, always understanding towards their clients as well as their employees.

Not a bad company to work. Very fast paced environment and you had better learn quick or you'll be out the door in no time. Ate lunch at desk because the cafeteria was too noisy. They are meticulous in training you no matter where you are. It was difficult to balance work and life because of the extremely fast pace and the neccessity of the work involved. – more... The salary could be more competitive and the benefits were just ok. They ask for your opinions and then penalize you for having one. Especially if the company didn't agree with you. An army of robots. Individual thinkers, do not apply. – less

great finance company to work for, many temp positions throughout the year, training is AWESOME! they know how to teach well

A typical day would include listening to people complain about other people, managers complain about everything and no one willing to speak up. Everyone plays the game to keep their jobs. Very poor merit increases, no room for advancement (good lateral though) and very poor communication from management about job security. Soon to be outsourcing alot – more... of work and still telling employees everything is good. – less

In this work place I have learned the importance of professionalism and how to maintain. Learning this has taken me to many other places in life. Additionally there was always room for growth and development if and when it was available.

I have learned how to data entry, finance and company orders for childcare vouchers.

It is a busy work environment and a good group of people to work with.

A typical work day included morning team meeting to go over and changes and updates. the majority of the day would consist of processing proxy votes and maintaining stock and mutual fund accounts. I learned a lot about the changes in the economy and what the effects are. My co-workers were very helpful and knowledgeable. This company is a wonderful – more... place to work. – less

They do not stick up for their employees allows harrasment. broken promises of great raises and advancement. Continues to employ management who are non professionals. .Benefits are the only good thing at this company not the people.

Typically a day at Computershare would be for the most part stress free. Management was very friendly and knew how to manage without taking away work spirit or morale. I had the best co-workers in the world, all of who were willing to lend a helping hand when needed. The hardest part of the job was tax season when we had so many calls that we had to – more... come together and forfeit our lunches and breaks to maintain the companies daily stats. – less

job takes you ideas and uses them pats you on your back and sends you out the door. Plenty of high school gossiping for the simple fact most of the employees seem to be right out of high school extremely high turnover rate

I would start my day off positive so my co worker would mirror my attitude.
I believe it"s very imporpant to learn something new everyday, so i would take advantage of the online lesons.. I have a team of 30 to oversee. my daily resposibillity was scoring calls, taking over irated shareholders and a vast of other resposibillites.. The hardest part of – more... my day was learning to log out. i never liked leaving any task incompleted.
The most enjoyable part of my day was knowing my co worker and my clients werte fully satisfied. – less