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      Great development offerings - Executive Director Western Union Employee Review

      3.0
      13 May 2018
      Executive director
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Diverse culture, supportive colleagues, ok salary and benefits, accessible senior leaders, development opportunities and training programs

      Cons

      Mindset of manager (narcisist tendencies) and certain employees, work environment and offices dated outside Denver and Vilnius

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      Western Union Response
      7y
      We love to see our professional development and career opportunities listed as pros! Another #WUWIN! We understand our managers play a significant role in the experience of our employees and we help enable them to be the best leaders they can be. Thank you for leaving a review.

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      5.0
      4 Apr 2026
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Very exciting times at Western Union with the pending acquisition of Intermex and a lot of the announcements around wallets and digital assets

      Cons

      The international offices seem to do a good job around cultural and office events while the US seems to lack this in some areas.

      3.0
      29 Jun 2026
      Director
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Understand that traditional remittances are dying

      Cons

      Not enough resources available to drive transformation. Legacy tech. Outdated systems, processes. Too much work expected per employee.

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