Pros
They paid biweekly They had pizza once a month The coffee was good. Fresh ground.
Cons
Very high turnover *huge red flag* Every keystroke is monitored Breaks were monitored through your PC Training was scattered, at best This company is a foreclosure firm that does very very well. Every position is compartmentalized to such an extent that if they let someone go or the person quits they can easily hire and train someone to take their place in a very short time. That keeps the cogs turning, which is all the firm cares about. Working there was like working a factory job...one job...keep doing it...over and over and over. If you want a job that requires you to think, pass on this one. There are high workloads and they have established quotas. If you don't meet the quota, you will be written up. Very few people that work there have legal degrees. Many of them work there simply to have a job. It really shows because everyone complains incessantly and nobody is really happy there. I was so very happy to leave that job after a few months. Take heed of any firm that hires you without walking you through the building. The security is tight there because they are afraid that a disgruntled plaintiff that lost their home will break in and shoot up the place. I'm serious - they have cameras all over the place. If you let anyone into the building that does not have an ID badge (but you know works there) you will be fired on the spot.