Fidelity National Financial reviews

The drastic amount of people leaving or being fired since January is disturbing. There is no sense of job security and always a fear you'll be let go next. Fresh new graduates are recruited from across the county to come and do your job. Your a number not valued employee. Don't get sucked in by the free lunches and fake people interviewing you they are not the norm, they are the select chosen few who are safe, for now.

Only take this job if you literally have zero other options out of law school and have bills to pay, and even then, it might be better to be unemployed. This company has the worst reputation in Omaha for attorneys and will be a big question mark on your resume. “Where legal careers go to die” is a phrase that I had heard on multiple occasions from outside attorneys during my time there. They will suck you in with the decent pay and young, cool coworkers to make up for the fact that this is a faux legal job that will not prepare you for the actual practice of law in any way. The legal market can be tough, so take the job there if you must; but only as a last resort and always be looking for jobs while you’re there. Make sure you get out within your first few years while you still have some value as a young attorney, or else you’ll rot at Fidelity until you’re let go at 35 years old with no real legal experience to show for your time there.