POSITION CUSTOMER CARE REP, SUP (Former Employee), Lakewood, CO – May 1, 2012
Pros: working with many diffrent ethnicities
Cons: cutbacks
MONEYGRAM WAS ON THE CLOCK FROM THE TIME YOU LOGGED IN YOU WERE ON CONSTANT PHONE CALLS DEALING WITH MANY CUSTOMERS WIRING MONEY . I LEARNED ALOT FROM THIS COMPANY DIFFRENT CURRENCY ALOT OF LAWS DEALING WITH FRAUD AND THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.MANGAMENT WAS GREAT ONE ONE TEAM PLAYERS . THE HARDEST PART OF THE JOB WAS NOT BEING ABLE TO EMPATHEIZE – more... MORE WITH FRAUD CONCERNS THE MOST ENJOYABLE PART WAS LEARNING DIFFRENT CULTURES WITH CUSTOMERS ON THE PHONE AND CO WORKERS – less
Great people and fun to work locally but have a global impact!
Recruiter (Current Employee), Minneapolis, MN – February 27, 2012
As a recruiter on the HR team I work with many leaders from IT, Compliance and all other areas. I have truly enjoyed each one and feel the strongest asset for MoneyGram is the people that work here. I also enjoy working for a mid-size company that has business all over the world.
Compliance Reporting Specialist II (Current Employee), Colorado – January 7, 2012
Pros: flexible schedule.
Cons: low raises.
I truly loved my job at MoneyGram. However, there was a constant shroud of uncertainty in the department. There were closed doors and rumors. Also, the lack of advancement opportunities was discouraging.
