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AFS (Automated Financial Systems)

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Good programming teams/managers, poor atmosphere. - Associate Programmer/Analyst AFS (Automated Financial Systems) Employee Review

4.0
Nov 30, 2016
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Pros

I always found the programming managers to be receptive and down-to-earth. There seemed to be opportunities for people to advance if they are dedicated and work hard. The company takes decent care of their employees. They were more interested in us getting our hours in than a specific daily schedule.

Cons

The work was not very interesting or challenging much of the time. The atmosphere was kind of poor. There's a low opinion of HR (although I found HR to be reasonable and courteous). Not a very strong sense of team, but more like groups of programmers that are on the same team. However, good camaraderie.

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AFS (Automated Financial Systems) Response
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Thank you for your 4 star rating! We agree - the culture of down-to-earth employees with good camaraderie are great attributes of AFS! We apologize that you did not feel your work was challenging enough and encourage all employees to address any concerns with their managers so that employee engagement is high, and professional growth can occur.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
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Pros

It’s a paycheck close to home.

Cons

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