
FMB cares more about the executive team and lining their pockets. They forget that it's the little people that make it all possible. I only stay because I'm too old to start over again. I'll retire in a few years
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We have the ability to work remotely
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That I'm getting paid to do work.
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At least I have a job.
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The fact that I'm getting paid
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We all get along well
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They are nice & kind
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Salary increase; Care about everyone. Not just the executive team
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Including everyone as a whole. Not just the executive team.
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Communication; Acting like they care; Taking an interest in me as a person
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We are the lowest paid bank in the area. New employees are hiring in making more than seasoned employees. We aren't given a cost-of-living increase.
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We're all just a number. Before we got so big, the leadership team used to truly care about the 'little people'. Now all they see are dollar signs and will do whatever it takes to line their pockets.
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We are the lowest paid bank in the area. Our raises are terrible. I have been here for over 20 years. I could quit & get re-hired making more than I am now. FMB doesn't care about their long-term employees.
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I've been with the company for over 20 years. I could quit and hire back in as a teller making more than I do right now. The bank doesn't give cost of living increases. The bank only cares about the bottom line.
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Prices keep rising. FMB doesn't give a cost-of-living increase. My .35 cent annual raise (on a solid performer review) doesn't help a lot. I'm not going to go 'above and beyond' if I'm not appreciated or paid to go above and beyond. I work my wage.
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We are the lowest paid bank in the area. The bank also doesn't give cost of living increases. If you work here for a long time, they 'thank you' by giving you a 2.5% raise each year. Then they turn around and hire people with no experience, making more than the tenured people.
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We are the lowest paid bank in the area. They supposedly did a survey to see what the average salary was for midwest banks, and I made $.10 (10 cents) more than the average therefore, I didn't get a cost-of-living increase. Costs are going up everywhere, but FMB doesn't want to pay their employees b
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