Enough is Enough - Underwriter Rocket Employee Review

1.0
Dec 9, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Not nearly as many nowadays... standard stuff like healthcare and paid time off are still around... for now.

Cons

Tons of team members have been terminated this year. Some justified, but many not justified in my opinion. Just QL "trimming the fat," now that things have slowed down. SUPER micromanagement is now part of our daily routine at work. Operations use to have a good work life balance, but they've done away with flexibility. We can no longer come and go w/out every little minute being scrutinized. Standard things like dr appointments or the occasional change in schedule now need to go through leadership. They have set schedules and if you deviate just a minute over it could lead to a verbal warning. I use to work from home every day, and now I'm lucky to get a day or 2 a week. This company has done a complete 180 this year and it's terrible. The company talks about empowerment, but has stripped its employees of any real sense of power or decision making ability. I can't even take a half hour break if its not part of my "fixed" schedule.

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We are deeply disappointed that you have had a bad experience. We understand where you are coming from and think it would be helpful to discuss further. Please reach out to us at Lisa@quickenloans.com.

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