Pros
Coworkers were excellent. Training was great.
Cons
Where to begin. First, I ignored reviews here. Don't do that. I worked 70+ hours, they are not transparent about pay and to this day I'm confused by the pay. No work life balance. After training, you do cold calling until you "graduate" to the banking floor. There is no time frame for this part. The base salary is terrible and they do your commission off tears, so if you don't hit goal you make less than 100 dollars per loan written. It's possible to make great income, but you have to be willing to work long days and weekend days even when you aren't on your mandated weekend. The culture is toxic, they use a lot of "fun" office things to make you believe it's a great place to spend all your time and not see your family. The management is optimistically dismissive. They don't care, but will smile while they tell you they don't care. I was pushed to write loans that were not ethical when the market flipped. Overall, since going public specifically, this is not a company worth working for.