“Great place to work”

Pros:  “They genuinely, actively care about making it a great place to work.”

Cons:  “A little hard to get things done. TurboTax and Quicken and QuickBooks are in their annual renewal cycles, difficult for other things to get built.” – Full Review

“Conservative bank with a general reluctance for change.”

Pros:  “There are some creative people at this bank and the salary ranges seem fair.”

Cons:  “Decision making is generally by committee, even mid-level decisions, yet the participants are often not available for months to meet as a group. This results in…” – Full Review

“Great company to work for!!”

Pros:  “Take good care of their employees, invest in career path, lots of interesting things to learn outside your field.”

Cons:  “not many cons, maybe that it's a big company and moving up the ladders is hard, but even for a big company it does very well to manage solidarity.” – Full Review

“Glad to work for Acxiom”

Pros:  “Telecommuting when necessary; good home/work balance; many opportunities to learn more in my chosen career path; great co-workers (many who are dear friends); trust based…”

Cons:  “Still a little 'skittish' in regard to the layoffs that have occurred through the last few years. Wish the leadership in my area were more concerned about updating…” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “They genuinely, actively care about making it a great place to work.”

Cons:  “A little hard to get things done. TurboTax and Quicken and QuickBooks are in their annual renewal cycles, difficult for other things to get built.” – Full Review

“FSR”

Pros:  “The expectation to really get to know your customers. This is a no push sales approach in the banking world. For those who really want to blow out the sales this is a place…”

Cons:  “The computer system is behind in times. From teller transactions to bonus reporting system, this is a major struggle for me day to day. the bank has a very old…” – Full Review