Excellent company to work for - Management Signing Stream Employee Review

Throughout college, I focused on my education which created a problem for me when I entered the workforce. Companies that hired entry level workers were either disastrous for me or didn't pay me nearly enough. At signing stream, I gained valuable skills that I was able to bring to my next employer and the pay was decent as well. If you want to gain experience as an entry level worker with a company that provides you with flexibility, look no further than this company. I am no longer employed here because I found an opportunity in a field that I was always looking to get into in the end. If it wasn't for the opportunity, I would have gladly continued to work for Signing Stream.

There isn't negative I could say about working here. They provide plenty of constructive criticism which I took as a learning experience and improved from it.

The few and far in between assignments.

Staff is very nice when they ask for notarial services. Once assignment is accepted, the staff has a holier than thou, condescending attitude - especially accounting. Payment is issued 45 to 60 days after a signing has been completed. Once they receive payment, it takes a few days to process and mail the notaries' checks. Signing Stream pays ~ $30 to $55 to notaries while they charge their clients more than $100. Signing Stream places TONS of restrictions and rules that specify penalties will be applied and they look for anything in which they can "contractually" nickel and dime the notary - such as $5 penalty for status update, $10 penalty for fax back deduction, $25 notary error etc. Here is a verbatim quote off an assignment: *Signing errors and omissions will result in fee deductions of at least $25. Your fee is for a full loan signing with a fax or scan/email copy of ALL docs prior to shipping. Failure to fax or scan/email us docs prior to shipping will result in a $10 fee deduction. *Partial signings (less than 40 pages) will result in an adjustment of your notary fee after your assignment is completed if you received a full fee in error.