Pros
-You are compensated (although it isn't much, at least it's something) -This is only the 2nd worst company I've ever worked for and not the first (although it was a close call...an eyelash worth of a close call, but I'm trying to be positive) -If you're lucky, you'll have a few decent colleagues you won't mind being in the trenches with
Cons
Where do I begin... -CoreLogic is one of the most poorly managed companies I've ever seen. Upper management has NO IDEA what they're doing and there are some people in management positions that should NOT be there. -Intense office politics with a healthy dose of blatant favoritism -The pay is very, very VERY paltry compared to the work you'll be doing and compared to competitors. They have a mentality in which they try and be more than they are as a company (i.e. on the level of Apple) but they don't have salary packages anywhere close to what Apple offers. CoreLogic is the textbook "overwork and underpay" shop. -It's not a stable environment. It's the kind of place that'll work you to the bone but they don't care about you as a person - they only care about you as a commodity. Layoffs and office closures aren't out of the norm here (some of the other reviews here touch on this too and you can Google their track record of layoffs over the years). People don't last long here because they get laid off or they wind up getting fed up with the antics and quitting and the people who do last long are management (and part of the problem). -Hardly anyone here is happy - I don't think anyone genuinely enjoys their job and most probably wouldn't be here if not for necessity. I remember getting knots in my stomach every morning knowing I had to come into such a depressing environment.