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Do you like working at E*E*Trade

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  1. Financial Services Representative 1

    It was fine before Morgan Stanley took over. Now it's a drag for several reasons (on the employee side and client side). Obviously, doesn't apply for all. Those who were with ET before the acquisition understand.

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  2. E*Trade 1

    I liked working at ETRADE but since it’s been acquired it’s not the same.

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  3. Consultant 1

    Hi

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  4. E*Trade 2

    No- they don't seem to know what they are doing and things keep changing.

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