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Royal United Mortgage

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Good if you are good at selling - Loan Associate Royal United Mortgage Employee Review

3.0
Jul 14, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Nice co-workers and amazing training

Cons

high-pressure, even if you do your best you can still be fired for files being rejected for things out of your control.

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Royal United Mortgage Response
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To our former team member, thank you for your review and the comments about our people and the training. We understand that a performance-driven environment can sometimes feel high-pressure, particularly when outcomes are influenced by factors both within and outside of an individual's control. This is why there is such an emphasis on training, feedback, and leadership support. Regarding your comments about consistency between teams, we work hard to maintain consistent standards, expectations, and goals across the organization. However, we also recognize that our leaders bring different strengths and approaches to supporting their teams. These differences are often intentional, allowing flexibility in varying schedules, personalities, experience levels, and learning styles. What works best for one team or individual may not be the most effective approach for another. That said, we understand that a leadership change can be hard and will look for ways to make this a more seamless process when it does happen. Thanks again for your feedback, and we wish you the best.

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