Happen Bank reviews

-Repetitive calls. -No upward growth; only a lateral move - i.e member support to credit specialist. -I have friends who still work there and the news is that Lending Club is cutting cost everywhere they can find. The various snacks that used to be offered has been cut dramatically. The free health care is no longer, but it's still cheap. They are removing the operation department out of SF and are currently in the process of setting up call centers in Utah, Jamaica, etc (the level of customer service will be terrible). For those who still have a job in the operations department will have to decide to move to Utah or will have to be laid off. So think twice.

The company has survived several devastating shocks, including our CEO committing fraud and being ousted by the Board in 2016. That, in turn, created more shocks. Taken together, it's meant the past few years have seen a huge amount of change and turnover in personnel. As the company shifts its business priorities, it causes disruption for the people working there. If your boss leaves and you don't like your new one quite as much, you might leave. That causes your friends and colleagues to reconsider things, etc. Change is hard and it's not over yet. As the business and personnel change, even at the top, it means the executive team isn't always in agreement. It can cause even more disruption as initiatives are created or killed, especially if the communication around it isn't perfect. For all the facts that it's publicly traded, 1800 people, and 11 years old, this is still a large startup. If you want something more stable, Visa, Wells Fargo, and Blackrock are all nearby.