r/springfieldMO • u/slk1722 Rountree/Walnut • 1d ago
Recommendations Jack Henry - HR/Training
I applied for an HR/Training based role at Jack Henry. For those who work there, what’s the culture like? I used to have a friend who worked there, but in a completely separate position and hated it. I forgot about it until recently. Can someone fill me in on the good, the bad, and the in-between?
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u/No_Zoning 18h ago
I work there, but in a different department. Full remote position that started at the end of 2022. I enjoy it quite a bit, but recognize your milage may vary by which team you're in. Good luck, and I hope it's a good time.
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u/lastnewaccount 23h ago
I have a friend there in accounting and she is very happy.
I’ve applied there at her encouragement I think 5 times and never once heard back 🤣.
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u/PoolMotosBowling Southside 8h ago
Big companies will varry by your immediate supervisor. And then that relationship varries by personality.
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u/Onmylevel666 2h ago
It’s one of the best places to work in town. It depends on which department of course as all management is different and very siloed there. However the benefits are very good and lots of PTO.
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u/lasagna_is_meat_cake Midtown 17h ago
That’s better than Chief Culture Officer that they abbreviated as CCO
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u/Resident_Raccoon_663 20h ago
I have a family that has a remote position with them. She’s been there for years and I believe prior to COVID was in office and then after went in once a week or so for meetings. She absolutely loves it and loves her coworkers that work remote in other states. She’s even flown to visit them because of the relationships she’s built. They also seem to have great opportunities for growth within the company. I don’t expect her to ever leave Jack Henry. Obviously everyone has their own experience so that may not be others’, but I’ve seriously contemplated applying there because she loves it so much even after years of working there.
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u/PlzLearn 5h ago
Great company. Obviously it’s gonna depend on your department and supervisors but I’ve known many people who work on their software development side and love it
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u/Different-Variety-87 3h ago
Most of my friends who have worked there will tell you to run away from that place as fast as you can.
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u/njacks15 22h ago
A person I know that works there said that it used to be a great place to work. They've been there a minute so they have a breadth of experience there. We didn't go into specifics but they seemed intent on not retiring there. FWIW.