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Fieldman, Rolapp & Associates

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Amazing company to work for! - Intern Fieldman, Rolapp & Associates Employee Review

5.0
Sep 27, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Great culture, leadership, and instruction for the intern position.

Cons

Be prepared to work hard and long hours to get the job done. They have plenty of resources for you, but you will enjoy working hard based on how satisfying the work is.

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5.0
Jun 1, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Variety of Projects where you can learn a ton, Lots of Opportunities, Ample training in many different programs and projects, everyone is friendly and are always available to help and provide extra training

Cons

Must excel at fast paced environment

3.0
Dec 4, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

The firm has been around for 50 years and are well respected in the industry. Each team/division definitely know their field and always put their clients first. Overall they definitely have their clients' best interest in mind and are honest in dealing with them. The team I worked with were calm, level-headed, and always made themselves available to answer any questions.

Cons

Unfortunately, the firm is ultra conservative in regard to changing any of its processes and take a “this is how its always been done, so no point in changing it” approach. Although the firm is well respected, their competitors have made the financial investments in attracting and retaining key talent and making the improvements in IT/tech infrastructure that have left Fieldman Rolapp playing a serious game of catch up that will take a significant amount of time to address. Additionally, the turnover at the associate level is high and unfortunately results in the loss of new ideas and more efficient workflow improvements. Spend some time and money into making your deliverables standardized across all teams within the firm as well as revising all your powerpoints/RFPs by paying an excellent graphics designer. The current powerpoints/RFPs leave a lot to be desired in regard to appearance, and unfortunately show the firm''s age.

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