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Johnson Financial Group Reviews

4.1

81% would recommend to a friend

(136 total reviews)

James R. Popp

89% approve of CEO

84% positive business outlook

Johnson Financial Group has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 136 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Johnson Financial Group employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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136 reviews
4.0
15 Feb 2016

Good company hanging on to toxic employees

Anonymous employee
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Pros

This is a family company with great benefits and excellent facilities. The salaries are good for the region. Mostly great people to work with.

Cons

There seems to be a significant number of toxic employees at this company, in the back office. Those co-workers whose poor attitudes cause people to avoid working with them. This causes a very passive aggressive workplace.

1.0
26 Apr 2013

don't drink the kool aid

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good work/life balance. Good benefits. Access to company store, workout facility and daycare.

Cons

If you aren't in the "sorority" your life will be miserable. People that actually do the work don't get recognized. Instead, those that ACT like they work, succeed.

4.0
8 Mar 2011
Recommend
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Pros

It truly does seem that JFG tries to employ people that make a good fit with the culture, as well as have the necessary skills to fit the job. In addition, I feel that they try and be the best company to work for, and to reflect the values and ideas of the Johnson Family and the founder Sam Johnson. As a company, they do go out of their way to treat their employees well as a whole, and maintain the family atmosphere.

Cons

As with any company, it comes down to the people that are in positions to make decisions that has an impact on the culture. What I observed on the reverse side of the coin during my employment was some inconsistent practices. It seems that JFG has the proverbial 'glass ceiling' when it comes to hiring and promotions for female employees. As far as I could tell, most were never promoted beyond AVP, after being there many years, yet there were men counter parts either promoted after a short period of time, or hired from outside with the title of VP. In another example, I know of two people who were terminated for the exact same reason, on the exact same day, and the terminations were handled by two different HR Reps. The first person was treated as if they had given a two week notice, and were allowed to get their personal belongings, and an email was sent out to employees announcing the departure 'to seek new opportunities'. This person filed for unemployment, and JFG chose not to respond to the State unemployment office as to the reason for the termination, so unemployment benefits were granted. The second person was walked out of the building, was told they would call so that he could pick up his belongings the next week, and the whole departure was hushed up. This second person filed for unemployment, this time JFG responded with their version of details of the termination to the state unemployment office. The employee's explanation wasn't good enough for the unemployment rep, so they chose to take JFG's side, and denied unemployment benefits. My opinion is that this is a grave inconsistency. Regardless if the terminations were for cause, they were for the exact same offense, and the response to the unemployment office should have been the same for both. I feel that this had to do with the two diiferent HR reps handling the terminations. That department should be sure they are all on the same page. Anyway, if you are truly a family company, if you had to terminate someone, unless it involved stealing and actual charges are being filed, just let them get their unemployment benefits.

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