
Generally straightforward and honest communication from them
Very selfless, and committed to their work
The people here are the best part
Getting to help others in the company
Their overall Community Focus in what they do
Commitment to vision within the company
Strong commitment to the community
Passionate, hard working people who care about their clients
Paying Market Wages to employees
Better internal communication and alignment of different business areas
Poor compensation, and systemic disorganization need to be fixed
FMB has a long history of compensation that is well under the market.
More compensation in line with the market would make myself and many others feel better
Communication is terrible. Important information is being relayed late, and is often relayed in a disingenuous manner.
lack of Cost of living raises in an inflationary environment is creating effective paycuts for all in the organization
communication. listening to employees. paying attention in any sort of way to the experience of people working at the company
It's clear based on market data pay rates are too low. I would feel better if my compensation was higher
The culture at the company is one always looking to make people better. Either at the company or in the community
I think getting more money would help me feel more valued, given I know what a similar role in another bank would pay
There is clear market data that my position is paid more at other organizations. Being paid fairly would make me feel better about compensation
Communication has gotten incredibly bad. Decision making has become fully opaque, and confusing. There is no coherent plan shown to the employees of the company. The culture seems non-existent right now
The process for starting into my current position with the company had made me feel undervalued and I constantly feel like the company is trying to find ways to pay me less
There is clear market data that I can find that I would have a greater compensation if I were to move to another company, and I feel FMB is not honest about where my pay compares to the market