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Axia Home Loans Reviews

3.8

74% would recommend to a friend

(53 total reviews)

Alexander Rosenblum

90% approve of CEO

65% positive business outlook

Axia Home Loans has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 53 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Axia Home Loans employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Finance industry (3.7 stars).

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53 reviews
1.0
16 Jan 2014

WARNING!!!

Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Some of the staff you work with are nice...

Cons

trust worthiness, follow through, management, leadership, organization, support

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Axia Home Loans Response
4y
Dear MLO - Thank you for the feedback. Please know that there has been a lot of changes since you were employed here. We have made changes to our Executive Team and have improved and will continue to so in many other areas too. - Warmest Regards, Christina Moore, Brand Management Specialist
1.0
11 Sept 2019

Toxic office environment

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Catered food at least once a month. Casual attire. Birthdays celebrated. Fun days coordinated to align with community-liked functions; Apple Cup, start of football or baseball season. PTO. Sometimes lax on tardiness. Good benefits. Awards (sometimes professional, sometimes just for fun). Employees receive discounts/benefits when applying for a loan.

Cons

Managers play favorites which makes for double standards on many rules/policies/raises/expectations/positions/overall how you are treated and recognized - unrelated to work quality. Fellow employees, to include managers, have no problem throwing others under the bus. Lots of gossip, talking behind others' back constantly; sometimes openly so that many can hear, sometimes confined to the bathroom, sometimes in the building's cafe. Rude employees; middle fingers, slamming doors, being hung up on by LOs, eye rolling, displaced blame and nasty emails run amok. Abusive emails from managers and LOs. The company allows and all but condones unprofessional and abusive behavior to its employees so long as abuser is friends with top or a good producer of loan products. Treatment depends on department you belong to. Some departments are not recognized at all for their work contributions. Departments are understaffed and thus you are commonly asked to do the work of 4 people to compensate, many times without hope of overtime availability or any understanding from management as to other tasks not getting as much attention. Company spends lavish amounts of money on things like Christmas or summer parties, catered food, random new hire packages etc etc, but does not put appropriate money toward needed work supplies or staffing. Managers are spread thin, sometimes overseeing multiple departments, making them inaccessible to those under them and unlikely to get needed things, or tasks completed, for a department. Program Helpdesks leave a lot to be desired; sometimes they will not answer phone calls or emails and many do not possess the knowledge to even help you. Online help guides and resources are either non-existent, not functioning, not up to date or not accessible to all. Bad office politics- Retaliation for seeking help from HR to resolve a conflict by other people in office. Company is not paperless - get ready to print 50-500 pages a day that you may or may not use, but are expected to print per arbitrary department policy. Department-decided policies and procedures when it comes to the work itself, even when compared with other mortgage companies, are sometimes arbitrary, redundant and lengthy despite other options or better ways. Management often engages in hypocritical behavior when it comes to policies and repercussions and taking ownership of mistakes. It was often implied that we need work through our lunch to complete added tasks due to understaffing (but never out loud, and would lie if asked for clarification). Lunch theft is rampant. A lot of nepotism exists in this company. The reason for a prominent person's removal, such as stealing company monies, should be, but was not, made openly available to employees of an employee-owned company.

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Axia Home Loans Response
6y
As the Human Resource Director at the Corporate office, I have not experienced nor received reports about the issues that you’ve expressed in your review. Leadership works hard to make Axia a fun and engaging place to work, while supporting a strong fulfillment infrastructure. I would like to assure you that the company prohibits any type of retaliation, and we take that very seriously. If you’re willing to speak to give me some more specific detail, I can investigate your complaints more thoroughly and ensure that any problems are addressed. I can be reached at human.resources@axiahomeloans.com or (425) 274-9559.
2.0
26 Jan 2016

So so

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

They pay pretty well for a small mortgage company

Cons

Benefits are incredibly expensive with very little employer contribution. Management is a joke with no clear direction (and a sprinkling of nepotism thrown in for good measure).

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Axia Home Loans Response
4y
Dear Former Employee - Benefits, and more have improved significantly since you were employed here. We are Proudly now completely employed owned, 401K match and more. We've had several other improved changes in operations and senior leadership. If you would like to learn more, please contact our team anytime! - Best Regards, Christina Moore, Brand Management Specialist
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