développeur logiciel

business analyst

Franklin Templeton

A typical day of work used to be full on enjoyment and motivation. There were many opportunities and there were leaders that laid the foundations for a prosperous future. Coming to work was a pleasure, with many chances to learn things. Co workers now and then were like family. The difference is the leaders now did not earn or learn their positions. They undermine the performance of staff heckling and bullying them. Destroying all motivation to advance, and protecting their own interests rather than protecting the company and it's staff. If audit were to ask them the workings of the company, it's policies and their functions and how they add value to the company, there would be a no answer. This is the hardest part of the job. The most enjoyable part of the job is enjoying what little of the past company lingers.

Franklin Templeton was my first experience going into the world Mutual Funds. It was my first experience working in a corporate world. I also did quality control. I started as a processing associate for non-registered transactions. And eventually took another role as the trainer for new comers. After 3 years, I was promoted to inbound customer service where I had the experience to help clients inquiries about their accounts and help promote FTI funds by speaking to brokers as well. A family situation made me leave the company in 2003. But if given the chance , I would like to make a comeback.

Reviewed existing policy and procedures and identified gaps, analyzed gaps. Presented new procedures and processed. Worked to develop new procedures and provided training and development material. Great supportive management and co-workers, daily fun working in the team. Enjoyed meeting different stakeholders and obtained their views, needs and requirements. Liaised with different departments, Testing, BAs, PMs, developers to implement new procedures, policies and processes.

I would say at first you would feel like all is perfect. Everybody in focused on achievement and management on numbers. 
A  good place  to start a career in Finance not a lot of room to grow into something big so don't say long.
 Lot of work and stress on getting the job done but little reward in terms of pay salary

I am a RESP SME at Franklin Templeton, all the escalated RESP issues are solved by me. Franklin Templeton provides many trainings For our job. A mix culture in the processing team but everyone are very respectful. I love to work with RESP products very much which no one loves this product, I find this product is challenging which gives me lots to learn everyday.

If there is anything I could say about FTCC, it would be absolutely positive. I love my job and the team I work with. I report to the CIO who is an excellent supervisor.

Our AUM is several billions of Canadian dollars. We manage assets for HNW clients in addition to a few institutional investors.

Meeting with stakeholders, application developers and testers are a typical day, add to that some application issues/problems that may arise. 

Learned and worked various roles in the area of operations, information and technology and project management and testing services.

Management are supportive.

Back office role, which is a good entry level work right after University.  Good friendly people, but tough management.  Highly routine work with limited scope for value added work and/or imagination!  Fairly relaxed atmosphere depending on your direct supervisor.

I worked here before I had children.  I dedicated everything to my job.  I had wonderful management to work under.
I advanced in a short time due to my dedication and my work ethic.
Left due to pregnancy and a move far away.

Great colleagues to work with but no room for growth and very poor pay. Upper Management wasn’t great. I was loyal and wanted to stay if only I could have been given a chance to grow with the company. That coupled with the poor pay eventually led me to lose my drive. 

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