The Chickasaw Nation Employer Reviews

Relaxed environment and open space surroundings to work in. Management staff is easy to communicate and deal with. Co-workers are dependable and friendly.

Monitored FDA network for anomalies, intrusions and data loss. • Performed detailed packet analysis on triggered security events utilizing tools such as Wireshark and NetWitness to eliminate false-positives and identify true-positives. Responded to network security related intelligence reports from external government and corporate agencies and took – more... required action to mitigate relevant threats. Managed International Program which involved issuing IT equipment for FDA users traveling overseas to "Countries of Interest", forensics analysis of equipment upon return, re-imaging equipment and applying security patches to equipment before re-issuance. – less

I like working for the chickasaw nation it is just the hours of grave that are hard and the day shift is hard to get

Beware, when they hire you they tell you one thing and make it to god to be true. Well it is and promises are not kept. The only way to become full-time is to be promoted to supervisor.

I still believe strongly in securing the future of the Chickasaw people and would love another opportunity

The Chickasaw Nation is a very well ran and productive tribe. They take excellent care of their employees as their health insurance and 401 K programs are outstanding. Days at work usually ran fairly smoothly as all of the supervisors and managers that were put in place seemed to be capable to fill that capacity. I enjoyed working with my coworkers – more... very much. The only hard part about the job was keeping up with my workload as it was a very busy hospital. – less

company is mostly made up by women
there are days you come in and you are ask to do a different job

Best Medicare contractor to work for. Tons of incentatives to perform highly. Cheap benefits and great coverage. Fast pace with SOP to help improve on lack of training. Needs to give more notice on contract ending dates. GIves back to employees on a quarterly bases.

The workload was tremendous, the applicants could be very trying but very great full when you successfully helped them. The enviroment was stale at times and some what uncomfortable due to lack of teamwork and the fact that our offices were scattered throughout southern Oklahoma with little interaction with management.

Working at the BIA was a great experience. Finding heirs to land and monies was very interesting.

Were the employees. The worst... contracting is getting more competitive and the company never seemed to get their act together. I hope that changes soon because its a great company.

A typical day in my office would consist of reviewing title/legal/right of way documentation for the BIA Land Title and Records Office. I have learned to both review and encode documentation through TAAMS utilizing Citrix. I have also learned how to adjust on a daily basis depending on work flow and work type. CNI is a great place to work with a wide – more... range of areas to start a career. The management is exceptional at all levels which ensures a great work environment. The hardest part of the job was learning to adjust to the ever changing work flow. The most enjoyable part of working for CNI is the co-workers and management. – less

Staff always go above and beyond to make sure guests are having a great time.

I enjoyed the people I worked with. The hardest part of the job was the uncertainty with the Medicare contract.

I loved working at Chickasaw it was you typical work day going in making sure you get the job done always staying focusesd. There wasnt really a hard part about my job. I love my co workers they were always nice and friendly.

Counting cash for 8 hrs straight. Paying out gamblers. the more you gamble, the more addictive you get. Management was also addicted to gambling as well as all my co-workers. You processed so many payouts to the point you start to believe you can win it all too. Running out of cash to complete payout. the most enjoyable part of the day was to watch – more... people win big money. – less

Absolutely loved working for CNI! Coworkers & management were awesome. HR is always willing to help in anyway possible when problems arise.

A typical day at work was to literally walk in the door and get right on the phones unless you showed up early. I felt like just a number. I learned the recovery process for medicare, which is rather lengthy. The hardest part of this job, just like any other, are the moments when you cannot help a truly deserving person and the fact that my supervisor – more... was not as knowledgable. My co-workers were amazing people. The most enjoyable part was coming to work to be with my co-workers. I feel we were all equally wanting to help people. – less

Nice place to work. Team member, team leaders great would go back if i could

I have been an employee of the Chickasaw Nation ten years and have learned so much. My first three years were in Human Resources and then became an appointed employee by the tribes Governor. At that time I had the opportunity to build my own training and career development.

A typical day is full of training and coaching employees. Whether it's leadership – more... training, writing curriculum or coaching my team, my career is enjoyable everyday.

The most valuable lesson I've learned, is to be an effective leader you much possess the characteristics of a servant leader. Not only do I teach servant leadership, I practice the skill of being a servant leader daily. – less