High employee turnover rate thanks to problematic leaders - Dealer Account Manager Lendbuzz Employee Review

2.0
Jan 14, 2026
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Pros

All I can think of is the mediocre salary.

Cons

The high employee turnover rate of Lendbuzz can be blamed on the company’s problematic leaders. Not a day goes by that our managers don’t insult or yell at us in the workplace. Senior employees here are already used to the verbal abuse and humiliation, and this kind of toxic and awful culture is normalized in this company. Also, many of our supervisors are very unprofessional and rude. They are very disrespectful, and they look down on us and treat us like trash. Employees don’t matter to these horrible and problematic leaders.

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5.0
Apr 25, 2026
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Pros

I’ve had a good experience at Lendbuzz. You’re not just babysitting accounts, you’re actually building relationships and growing your own book. The product sells, especially in non-prime, so if you put in the effort you’ll see results. I like that you know where you stand with your numbers. They are clear and leadership is pretty accessible.

Cons

Like most lenders, there’s back-and-forth with underwriting on tougher deals, and some processes can feel a bit manual at times. It’s a fast-paced environment.

1.0
Jul 8, 2026
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Pros

The people I directly worked with were genuinely skilled and trying their best.

Cons

I could not get basic information from other departments when I needed it, which was constant. Teams were operating in completely different directions—there was no alignment on sales targets, and product changes would just happen without any kind of notice to the people selling the thing. Questions went unanswered for weeks. When I did finally get responses, they contradicted what someone else had told me three days prior. There was no central place for information, no regular cross-team meetings, no one responsible for actually keeping things coordinated. The silos just got worse and worse over time, and it became impossible to do my job.

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