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Farm Credit Financial Partners (FPI)

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So there I was - Customer Service Representative Farm Credit Financial Partners (FPI) Employee Review

3.0
May 2, 2024
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Pros

Sometimes they would let me take care of personal matters as long as I made up hours even though I was salary.

Cons

Overbearing Management pretends to care though does not even bother to actually talk about responsibilities or methods of compensation. Underpaid for expectations. Lack of growth. Very ladder-oriented, Do your time slave. Cannot recognize hard workers. Work comes first unless you have children. While they are trying to create a career path, the path is, make your direct supervisor happy while they do not participate with the people they supervise, at least within CSC. Very socially oriented, skills within the job do not matter. This aligns with the "just do your time" They assure that their lack of role definitions is to help you when in reality it is to give them freedom to speak negatively.

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5.0
Aug 9, 2024
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Pros

Everyone was very nice and outgoing great environment to work in and learn in. I Would go back the company had many fun events and I felt at home within the first week of being there.

Cons

The timing was unfortunate because they got a new manager on the same day I started so he didn't know how to guide me at first because he had started the same day I did.

2.0
May 5, 2026
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Pros

Lot of good people working there when I was there. The folks who have been there the longest on the technical side are phenomenal and so supportive and patient.

Cons

The culture was very stressful. Everything was always an emergency. Developers were expected to do everyone's job and then of course also blamed for anything that went wrong. When I was there, the on call expectations were insane. From day one they made it clear that the expectation is that you will work way more than 40 hours/week (when there's an emergency! which was always) and not be paid well for it.

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