Pros
Health benefits & PTO are great Office spaces are nice Potential to be great again in the future
Cons
Dan's stroke, Jay taking over, and going public have sent the company into a tailspin. The "Do The Right Thing" culture and the integrity that culture created have been replaced with a "Do Anything You Can to Make Profit" toxic culture. The segmentation of business functions into different companies has caused years of disruption and confusion over who is supposed to be doing what, and what roles entail. This creates opportunity for leadership to constantly tell people they aren't doing enough, then using that as an excuse for poor performance reviews, demotions, low/no bonus, even getting fired. Working there creates a cloud of doom over your head and an unbelievable amount of unnecessary stress. It's very sad because I established a strong career there and had years of amazing experience, learning, collaboration and development. After 8 years, I started getting bullied and harrassed and gaslit by someone senior in a new role and his assistant who truthfully had no place whatsoever in those roles (hiring/promoting favorites or hiring managers not knowing what skills and experience are needed for a role). Unfortunately my boss didn't have my back and I withstood a several month long nightmare until *guess what* - those two people were reassigned because they weren't performing. Overall the place is a mess and it's clear senior leadership doesn't really know how they want to structure things or transform into a company that does more than mortgages. It is going to take several years for the dust to settle yet they try to make everything happen immediately resulting in sloppy work and burned out team members. I finally decided to quit and take a personal sabbatical to recover from what that place did to my mental health. I am still saddened at how this place has changed. Just a few years ago I would have written a 5 star review. I hope they can get it back on the rails. For now, it's a disaster.