Run as far and as fast as you can - Senior Mortgage Banker Rocket Employee Review

1.0
Mar 20, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

training and paid licensing is a big benefit. Get that in and get out like most people do.

Cons

very much a boys club- some women can join. If you are 18- 30, white male you will do great assuming you have mastered the art of sucking up to leadership and their large egos and like drinking a lot of Kool-Aid. They will work you like a dog and if you burn out it does not matter they will still expect more. They like hiring the young coked out, Adderall junkies with zero experience and call them mortgage prodigies while you scratch your head wondering how....those are the ones that seem to get the most leads, write them and close them blowing everyone with experience out of the water. They will rob you of hard earned money and act like they are gifting you something elaborate if they approve your PTO.... which is supposed to be a benefit that an employee earns. If they like you, they will make you "successful " and if you are not in the club, you are on your own and if they don't like you, they will make life there miserable and almost impossible to succeed. All the genuine leaders and Directors that care... get demoted and or leave. A lot of good people come and go. There may be a few that stay but if one leader has issue with you they ALL will have an issue with you. Self preservation is real among the directors .

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5.0
May 11, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great benefits, cultural and pay.

Cons

Constantly changing, not necessarily a bad thing hut something to get used to.

2.0
Jul 15, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Health Benefits; Remote Availability; Base Salary

Cons

Leadership is lost, Heather Lovier at the helm is driving banking force to the ground. Many bankers going on leave and quitting. Constant change in comp plan for the worse in a difficult rate environment with high inflation in the economy is a recipe for disaster. Team leaders are scared of their own shadows, no say in direction while upper leadership stare at spreadsheets to make decisions instead of having a real pulse on what’s really happening on the front line. Banker morale at an all time low.

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