Unfortunately the Cons outweigh the Pros
-Limited Managerial Support: Only a few managers are truly knowledgeable and approachable. (Shoutout to C. Spina for holding it down.)
- Lack of Diversity in Advancement: Promotions and job security appear to favor a specific look.
- Unnecessarily Complicated Workflows: Processes are more difficult than they need to be.
- Heavy Call Volume: Despite varied responsibilities, the role often feels like a call center job.
- Low Employee Morale: Negative work culture persists.
- Disconnected Leadership: Higher-ups, with the exception of Rich, are unapproachable.
- Frequent Changes Without Employee Input: Critical decisions are made without consulting staff.
- Increased Workload Without Incentives: Originations and Servicing have merged, but without added compensation.
- Nonstop Work Expectations: Employees must manage chats, emails, and phone calls all day with no real downtime.
- Strict Scheduling Policies: Micromanagement is prevalent, with little flexibility.
- Discourages Workplace Camaraderie – A sense of community among employees is not supported.
- Strict Attendance Policies – Even minor tardiness can lead to a written warning or termination.
- Parking Expenses – Employees must cover their own parking costs.