Fannie Mae Employer Reviews

I have many years bring employed by top tier companies and I must say, Fannie Mae is wonderful place to work. Fannie Mae's pay is above what the average marketplace pays. Everyone is very professional, a lot of team work involved. They provide you with the tools, training and nice working environment needed to get job done. There is room for advancement. – more...  I work in the Dallas, Texas location. Fannie Mae is very compassionate, go above and beyond working with people that find themselves in foreclosure situation. Very proud to work for a very respectable company. Although I am moving out of Texas and back to Illinois. Wish I would have found this job 20 years go. Definitely a company where you want to start a career and end your career. – less

As an effort of restatement project, SCBSL (Securities Cost Basis Sub ledger) is the process of entering the right Journal Entries in to the sub ledger and general ledger tables. The data flows from a Staging area ( By running the ABINITIO ETL graphs) , gets the feed from two other data bases , gets all the events like premium, discount and amortization, – more...  gets in to the accounting tables and then in to the sub ledger tables. Finally the data mart picks up the data from the SCBSL for the financial reporting. – less

A quiet working atmosphere. Daily goals met and attend weekly meetings.

This positon provided opportunities to work in the community with Housing agencies. Interaction with Community leaders, churches, Government officials and other housing affiliates.

Working for Fannie Mae gave us the opportunity to help in various housing areas and meet the needs of people and providing solutions.

This company is so unbelievably incompetent they cannot get rid of their poor performers because they have no way of identifying their poor performers. Employees get shuffled around from project to project or even promoted if their boss thinks they are incompetent because it's almost impossible to fire anyone.

If you want a job that you can sleep through, – more...  Fannie Mae is the place for you. – less

There was never a typical day at work as a Portfolio Manager at Fannie Mae. This is an exciting position that takes on many different responsibilities. Production and action taken by the servicer I managed at the time were my key indicators in this role. I was often assigned many of the more challenging and complicated responsibilities due to my willingness – more...  to take on these challenges, as well as my ability to quickly transition and take them on with minimal training or oversight. – less

Oversee the preparation, processing and administration of internal and external projects. Help implement the development policies and procedures. Responsible for complex technology roll outs. Monitor and report project progress to ensure projects are completed within time, scope and budget guidelines. Ensures that due diligence is practiced in all internal – more...  and external communications associated with contract management.

Consults with internal/external project manager to create and maintain quality business-to-customer relationships. Receives and analyzes customer’s needs and makes recommendations for available offerings. Receives dispatches and escalates customer requests for products and services. – less

The daily review quota is hard to accomplish depending on your team managers' requirements. All have different requirements and not all managers follow the same company procedures. The good ones stand behind the reviewers on their team; unfortunately, others don't. While some managers are very good, there are bad ones that have no business in management – more...  or appraising, including top management. The training and overall communication is very poor. – less

I have enjoyed the learning curve with regards to working at Fannie Mae. I have met the challenge of working for a very dynamic company such as Fannie Mae. I enjoy working in the anti-fraud department. My many years of experience in the mortgage industry has prepared me for this opportunity.

This company is run by the federal government and has no sense from day-to-day or anytime in the future what the future holds for it. Management has lost all value for the employee.