BHG Financial reviews

If you are not willing to push everything in you life aside for BHG then you will not be successful or respected at this company. To make that crystal clear there are posters in the offices detailing the 9 traits of success at BHG, two of which are "Dosent know the end of the day" and "Personal life sacrifice." There is no respect for any work life balance, you are expected to make BHG the number one priority in your life. Ownership also makes this clear at every monthly meeting, telling everyone how lucky they are to work there and if your not a "runner" (code for workaholic) then you should leave. The place is so utterly disorganized, no one knows what will happen the next day. Projects are either on fire or no one cares. Dates are arbitrarily made up then dumped on the teams that actually do the work with the expectation that everyone will work 70hr weeks to get it done. People are fired constantly with no warning and there was an ever present fear of being fired at any moment. It was a common Monday morning question of "Hey where is so and so?" "Oh they were let go on Friday". Couple that with the mass exodus of people voluntarily leaving the company for the reasons above plus a litany of others, most of the company technical knowledge is gone. In addition to all of the toxic leadership and poor operations, the company walks an ethical grey line by selling high interest personal loans to people that are disguised as commercial loans so they can avoid reporting the loans to credit agencies. Then almost immediately they turn around and sell those high interest loans to banks at a quarter of the interest rate and pocket the difference. I do not see longevity in this business.