Offered drugs in the Elevator - Anonymous employee Rocket Employee Review

1.0
Jan 10, 2014
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great potential for a web loan banker! I moved across the state to start a career after college. My team was really diverse and everyone wanted to help you succeed. Large desk. We moved desks every two weeks so your space was always clean and organized. Free popcorn and slushes...in Livonia. Lots of support from manager.

Cons

I cried every night after work once my month of training finished. It was suggested that I follow what other successful bankers did, and that was to lie. I only lasted five/six weeks on the floor before I left. Worked 50-60 hr weeks and encouraged to arrive early, stay late, and work weekends. Micro managed by my boss, I know he meant well but we reviewed every call I made, which made for very long days. In my last week I rode the elevator down to leave and had a strung out woman rude with me I never saw before, which was entirely possible due to all the people on my floor let alone in the building. She asked if I did drugs. I said no. She asked if I wanted to. I said no. She asked if I was an alcoholic yet. I said no. She told me to give it time. I had a few great days when I met my fail quota, but overall this experience left me with nightmares. I hope it's better now.

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