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Everybody wants a piece of the customer facing business. That's understandable because most people are familiar with banking through their own interaction as a
by karlorykard 11y ago
Everybody wants a piece of the customer facing business. That's understandable because most people are familiar with banking through their own interaction as a customer; however, Silicon Valley is missing all the stuff that goes on behind the scenes. Working in a bank is a technology nightmare. If you could just liberate me and my colleagues from a few horribly designed yet highly used pieces of software, then so much more could get done. You'd probably also save a life or two through the amount of stress better tools would eliminate. I'd do it myself, and I have tried once before with a small undercapitalized team, but doing anything in the financial space is strictly against the terms of my employment.
- wj 11y agoI'd love to hear more about what obstacles you faced (besides being undercapitalized) and which ones you were able to overcome.
- screature2 11y agoSame here, would love to hear about your tools and current workflow.
- yo-code-sucks 11y agoUnfortunately all the software is extremely audited to the point of getting no new features or rewrites implemented. I too was working in the industry, decided to never go back, it's a fucking mess, nothing is secure, nothing, nothing!