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1 out of 3 FMC Reviews

February 11, 2009
“ Slack of Effort, yes, I said Slack, not lack ”
It Is In Your System
Poor communication and goal setting by managemet for the orgnization.
September 30, 2008
“ Great company to work for... ”
Anonymous in Philadelphia, PA
June 11, 2008
“ Pays well but does not innovate ”
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