Nations Lending Reviews

A laundry list. No one cares about you here. Seriously if you're looking to work here and need a job, don't and spare your dignity and self-respect. Every man for themselves environment. No communication. Zero and I mean ZERO organization. Meetings scheduled and cancelled 30 minutes before. Managers don't care about you unless you're making them a ton of money. No positive reinforcement whatsoever. Terrible and hostile environment. They claim its a world class 4 month amazing training program. It's literally so far from it. You never know what your doing because you aren't trained. They don't even tell you how you get paid for how commission works until months in and tell you half truths about how it works. Sleezy environment and upper management doesn't care about you or the customers. They hire people with little experience so they can manipulate you and feed you lies and what you want to hear. Worst most unprofessional work experience I have ever had and could not recommend it less. I really hope to see this company go up in flames.

We went from great management, to no management. For a year we were left to carry the department on our own. They ended up laying off a group then dumped all their work on us. After months of completing multiple job functions (with great #’s in all areas, they laid off the rest of us. The new manager they hired didn’t even look up once while we were getting laid off. They told us to try and get another position inside the company. I reached out twice to the new manager and never even got a response. They then maid me pay the full amount for benefits even though they were giving me 3 days of those benefits. We were swamped with work before I left (covering multiple job functions) so PTO wasn’t an option at the time. Once they laid me off they didn’t even try taking care of me and chose not to pay me over 90 hours of PTO. When I tried discussing options with them, the HR people seemed annoyed and brushed me off. There were other factors in my life that made it the worst possible time for me (while also supporting 2 young kids), which they knew and it couldn’t have mattered less. Outside of a few great coworkers I met at Nations, I was severely disappointed how I was handled after the devotion and professionalism I gave them.