Working at the hubs is way better than Bloomington. fewer execs to su-k up to, nobody cares if you leave early. People are just way more laid back in general. hundreds of other employers in the area in case SF doesn't work out.
The fact that people choose to live and work in Bloomington blows my mind. What happens if you get laid off? Where else can you work?
The culture of state farm ended for good when it moved to the hubs.
BC, BC, do be honest and mark the tobacco user box on enrollment as crack is even worse! Your head looks deformed too but no claims you let alone as a dependent..
Culture at SF is gone. Just look at who they are endosing on social media. Very sad.
I (Absolutely Love) driving to the Hubs -
1) Heavy Traffic.
2) High Tolls.
3) High Gas Prices.
Get to do it (Twice) a day.
State Farm's culture currently mirrors our society! How does that feel for you? Obviously everything is sooo much better everywhere you go, customer service, people are getting smarter, prices are going down, stronger families, and just overall better quality of life..right....right!!! LMAO. All ends the same since the beginning of time....corporations are people and when people are left to their own devices...
The HUBs have an equally toxic culture. I don’t know how long you’ve been at the Farm but the ‘culture’ hasn’t been a thing since Ed left. Now they gotta customer service rep at Chairman and a CEO who has zero clue and is at the helm of a ship facing several major suits.
The culture from TMs up is atrocious. Go read Kyle v State Farm and tell me how disturbing things are
SF culture.....what the portray is opposite of who they are. Beware!
Big egos in a small pond.
SF culture!? LMAO!
StateFarm culture!? Lmao.
So sad that the company is what it is today. It wasnt always that way. I remember the good days.
Ya, being in Bloomington is way more oppressive from a leadership perspective because execs are insecure and unstable. I wish I could move to a hub because you can definitely feel the difference when you visit. It's no wonder people in Bloomington struggle with mental health and a healthy work environment.