Pros
It is incredibly easy to get a job at NGIC.. Almost *too* easy.. I should have figured things out when they moved so quickly with the hiring process and pressured me into accepting their offer. Could legitimately be a solid career opportunity if you didn't go to college, and don't have a great resume. They are interviewing new candidates nearly every single day, because their retention rate is incredibly low.
Cons
This place is a circus - runs much like a multi-level marketing company - if you have serious career aspirations, run away as fast as you can. I was lied to every step of the recruitment process, and many current employees probably have a strong legal case for negligent misrepresentation against NGIC. My numbers were consistently top 10% in my department, yet the "salary" is about half of what I was promised was the "average" by the recruiter (no one in my department ever consistently hit said "average"). The reality is that they run these sales centers much like a sweat shop, and attempt to squeeze employees at every turn - then hold meetings to ask why the turnover rate is so high - which is really to gauge how angry the employees are/how much farther they can push them. The word "incompetent" doesn't even begin to describe how poor management is here, and I was regularly reprimanded for doing things exactly as my manager told me to, because he simply had no idea what he was doing. Nice enough people, just in way over their heads. H.R. reached out to several of my coworkers about interviewing with the company for the same position they were already in, and had absolutely no clue they were already employees. One of my coworkers interviewed for a job in a different department and the interviewer tried to walk him to the elevator post-interview; not realizing that he already worked on the same floor as them with the same department of the same company.