Jack Henry Employer Reviews

Everyday you are faced with the constant numeric entering of data. It is a fast paced work environment leaving you no room for breaks and having to hesistate taking a lunch break. We all work as a team getting the work done pushing ourselves to the outer limits.

Great employer, wonderful work and home balance. Good salary and compensation package. Some issues of communication between the groups in support but that is being addressed.

Mangement is unorganized. No one likes to work as a team and no one ever knows whats going on. No structure.

Jack Henry was a very laid-back company. I was told what was expected and never had micro management. Management and coworkers were very friendly and helpful when I had questions. I was able to do various jobs and enjoyed them all. Jack Henry is a company you would LOVE to work for.

I loved working for Jack Henry & Associates. It was fun and we didn't do the same thing all day, we had many different tasks to do through out the day. I wish they wouldn't have outsourced are jobs to other centers. I miss working with all the people there. They were all very friendly.

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Enjoyed participating in the daily productionas well as special projects. I learned to research and breakdown data of the company to bettter assist customers needs. My managers were great and worked well with co-workers. The hardest part of the job was when the company underwent consolidation and eliminated our Denver Business Unit. The most enjoyable – more... was performing special projects for management and our customers prior the consolidation. – less

Laid back atmosphere and friendly coworkers, however, the work is not exciting.

Day consisted of helping clients via telephone. Assisting with posting issue to member accounts or CU's general ledgers. Worked as liaison between the CU and other JHA departments. Management treated every on fairly. Co-workers were helpful in assisting with finding answers and fun to work with. Hardest part of the job was telling a client that what – more... they needed would require an enhancment to the system and could take a couple of years to see that their request was implemented. Most enjoyable part of the day was the satisfactions of knowing you did a good job in getting an issue resolved at a CU. – less

Most senior person in my position after 1.5 years and was not app to answer many more questions than someone hired right in with no experience.

Shift may be 3 13 hour days or a standard 5 day 8 to 5. Most of work was call center. If you're on the weekend or night shifts, expect to be given the less desirable tasks. Not much diversity. Great place if you like video games. You probably won't get fired, but you won't get a promotion either. Pay is roughly half what similar companies pay.

go to work input checks from 7 12 sort check when recieved from courier.I learned how to process checks and a variety of other banking duties.I had a great manager she was very helpful nice lady co workers where very friendly & helpful we worked well together as a team. The hardest part was reading sloppy checks most joyful par was finishing & helping – more... my team members Im a team player. – less

A typical days work could be very boring. Not much trainer was given. Pretty much hands on training or trial/error training. No instruction for job.

The co-workders all worked together which is something that is rare in the industry. I learned valuable information for career, and being content in the position I had. Hardest part of the job...was when the queue was so backed up and not enough people sometimes on my shift due to sickness or just taking the day off. Trying to get all problems resolved – more... before the day shift was the goal I had set for myself. I have to say that talking with the customers at the bank was the most enjoyable part of my job. I wish that I could have another chance at Jack Henry having now learned from my mistakes how I left without a 2 week notice is not the method that is acceptable in being an employee as the decide to leave JHA. That was a mistake on my part and I would like to opportunity to prove myself having the realizations I have come to learn. – less

The company is ok depending on what areas you work in. They have flexible hours and let certain groups work from home. However, for certain groups, the Management is severely lacking. Certain departments change their processes every 6 months or a year which makes it extremely difficult to settle in and become proficient with a way of doing things.

Go out into the Carrier room and bring in the checks from other banks. Make sure the carrier signed in the work and make sure it was on its time frame. Go through the deposits to make sure the items are in the correct order and not backwards and upside down. Run the work through a machine called a sorter that imaged the work.
Then go into another room – more... and go into the bank and balance all the deposits. Correct deposits that needed corrections and certain tra codes and account numbers.
After everything was balanced I sent all the info to Texas so banks could get all their credit for the next day. We had time frames in order for the banks to get their for the next day. – less

Excellent company and culture with a focus on treating employees fabulously. Quite a bit of travel but if that's what you are looking for, this is the place for you.

One of the Best Jobs I've had I will go back and work for this job