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3.6

62% would recommend to a friend

(105 total reviews)
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Douglas W. Hammond

63% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

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2.0
Feb 11, 2022
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Pros

Great pay & benefits, flexible work/life balance, work from home capabilities, CEO really seems to care about employees and social values, reasonable work load

Cons

In this particular office, there were two individuals (boss & co worker) that loved to belittle others. No accountability whatsoever for the office bully. Just had to deal with being a punching bag whenever the office bully was in a bad mood (which was more often than not). Boss would gossip to employees about other employees. The stress of it affected mental health & work. Loved the company as a whole, but this specific location was the complete polar opposite of company culture & values. Toxic & hostile environment. Absolutely zero training provided yet perfection demanded.

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NFP Response
4y
Thank you for providing us feedback as we take all comments like these and use them to improve. I'm sorry you didn't have a good experience at NFP as we're committed to a PeopleFirst culture and work hard to create an environment that treats all employees, clients and partners with respect. If this is not happening, we encourage our employees to speak to their manager, business leader, HR Business partner or NFP's confidential and anonymous reporting hotline which is 855-296-9085. You can also reach me directly so I can address your issues or concerns. -Mary Steed, Chief People Officer
3.0
Feb 1, 2022
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Pros

Offers work from home, but will returning back to the office soon. $30 gift cards for each anniversary Decent Medical/ dental benefits Decent pay ( less than 60k)

Cons

Severely lacking diversity and inclusion. Pays less than $60k Poor training structure No work/life balance The work is not parallel to the salary offered You cannot take off during Quarter End (1/31,3/31, 6/30, 9/30, and 12/31) - Most people loose PTO offered due to not being able to take time off. The overall culture is more along the lines of the 'segregation' period.

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NFP Response
4y
We appreciate you providing us a review as we take feedback and comments like these seriously. We have worked hard to take tremendous strides to become a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace where everyone feels they belong as well as providing the support our employees and their families need through our time off and health and welfare benefit offerings. Our Diversity Board and Business Resource Groups that launched in 2018 is made up of employees at all levels or our company and include our CEO, Chief D&I Officer, CHRO and Head of Procurement. In partnership with our NFP employees, they have helped spearhead initiatives throughout our company to expand our reach with underrepresented communities by developing relationships with the Financial Alliance for Racial Equity (FARE) as well as being a leading sponsor with the Conference of African American Financial Professionals (CAAFP). We're working to establish new partnerships with the National African American Insurance Association (NAAIA) and the U.S. Black Chambers of Commerce. Our CEO, Doug Hammond, has personally signed the Paradigm for Parity pledge to work towards gender equity and joined the CEO Commission for Disability Employment to ensure people with disabilities achieve and maintain equal access to meaningful employment. While we know we have a long way to go, we take pride in the meaningful relationships and contributions we are working hard to make in our industry, communities, and world. We encourage our employees to get involved and help us find ways to make a difference! -Mary Steed, Chief People Officer
3.0
Dec 22, 2021
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Pros

My immediate supervisor fought for our department to get raises and bonuses. He demanded a lot from us but was fair.

Cons

The company as a whole does not care in the least about the employees. The 401k match is abysmal, the vacation plan is scant, the benefits are woeful. They don’t have any interest in writing quality accounts; they only care about the bottom line. You are forced to write whatever JUNK business you can scramble together then waste unlimited time and money trying to keep those terrible accounts. They don’t seem to understand that writing bigger, better, income-producing accounts is far more profitable than just writing mountains of garbage.

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