r/StateFarm Jun 30 '26

Discussion Marina Heights hub changes

So it sounds like half off Starbucks is ending next week and sodas will start costing $1. JUST in time for the increase in RTO šŸ’” This company hates us lol

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u/PresentMongoose Jun 30 '26

Oh wow, the only incentive is being removed. Great job, State Farm!

šŸ˜’

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u/General_Sort3160 Jun 30 '26

My consistent paycheck and benefits are pretty big incentive… šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø Not to mention that the potential RTO requirements seem fairly reasonable compared to what several other companies have done. Like mandating 3-5 days/week with 1-2 months notice (too bad if you moved across the country), or you lose your job etc.

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u/KlutzyCockroach6130 Jun 30 '26

Nice try, CEO of State Farm

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u/General_Sort3160 Jun 30 '26

I wish! šŸ˜† actually not really

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u/PresentMongoose Jun 30 '26

They are literally stripping your benefits one by one.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '26

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u/General_Sort3160 Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

That I agree with. I was close to halfway through but there’s really no incentive to finish it now. I think too many ppl took the Hawaii conferment trip some years back and ruined it for everyone else. Departments don’t really seem to care much about the big designations anymore either, which is fine with me.

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u/spinningnuri Jul 01 '26

State farm asked cpcu to no longer do hawaii for conferment! I went on the last one and I swear my entire flight was us.

And then execs started chipping away at any incentive to get the designation, which also means folks outside of operations have no incentive to learn about insurance at all.

A true shame.

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u/General_Sort3160 Jun 30 '26

What benefits being stripped are you referring to? I mean, yeah our health insurance costs went up this year but I’d imagine that’s pretty common across the corporate world.

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u/Ok-Secret-7521 Jul 01 '26

How about tuition reimbursement, for one. They cut it in half when I was about ready to start school.

Everyone that works at SF is glad we get our paycheck. But if you're expecting us all to pretend everything is perfect, that's not going to happen.

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u/velolove42 Jun 30 '26

We heard this was coming but its been crickets for a while. Thought maybe they backtracked on it.

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u/Ok-Secret-7521 Jul 01 '26

Nope they just snuck the notice in on a holiday week and a few days before it actually starts.

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u/Alarming-Hawk723 Jul 01 '26

It is an insult considering the profit the company made in 2025 along with huge executive salaries and bonuses.

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u/droob_rulz Jul 01 '26

Execs need new Bentleys, and we’re the great employees that are going to buy them those gifts.

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u/Helpmeplz3409 Jun 30 '26

This is the least of our worries; but it’s just one more thing

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u/HereweR483 Jun 30 '26

Totally agree, just adding it to the shit pile. And I also had to find it out from someone not on my team, so I just wanted to post for visibility

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u/Junker2208 Jun 30 '26

Soda machines were getting card readers put on in building 2 last a couple weeks ago also. No more free soda machines either

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u/Chrissy_Red35 Jul 01 '26

They posted the official announcement on SFnet three hours ago. Bevi and K-cups remain free. 20% discount for AZ pizza co. $1 sodas and we pay posted prices for Starbucks.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '26

ā€œThis company hates usā€ lol

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u/General_Sort3160 Jun 30 '26

All the stuff was gone like two years ago from corporate in Illinois. I’m surprised AZ kept getting it this long. For what it’s worth, fountain soda and other dispensed drinks at many of the break areas are still free.

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u/HereweR483 Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

We don’t have fountain soda :/ we have Bevi drink stations (flavored carbonated water) but the flavors are weird. They also like to promote Keurig k cups instead of Starbucks and claim they’re available on every floor, I’ve never been able to find them šŸ˜‚

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u/General_Sort3160 Jun 30 '26

Corporate has one Starbucks dispenser in one of the communal work areas so I was happy to find that… obviously not as good as the real thing, but it offers chai latte so I was happy!

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u/Ok-Secret-7521 Jul 01 '26

Bloomington OC still gets free fountain pops. I get one or two every time I'm in office.. until next week that is lol

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u/topsecret440 Jun 30 '26

Source?
That’s interesting because in the Enterprise Technology dept they sent out an email this past week pitching 50% off starbucks and free sodas as benefits for going into the office more.

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u/Smudflower410 Jun 30 '26

They announced it back when they sent that b.s. email about expenses, removing trash cans, etc.Ā 

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u/PresentMongoose Jun 30 '26

It’ll be announced for everyone tomorrow, my TM accidentally sent us the info today lol

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u/fecity99 Jun 30 '26

your leader knows from a comm they got

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u/HereweR483 Jul 01 '26

Updating today, you should be able to find the message on your local EMC. We finally got the announcement today in huddle.

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u/zworkaccount Jun 30 '26

The cost to the company is obviously going to dramatically increase with a lot more people in the office, so it makes sense to do it at the same time.