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Progressive Leasing reviews

3.6

67% would recommend to a friend

(807 total reviews)
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Steve Michaels

65% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

Progressive Leasing has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 807 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Progressive Leasing employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Financial Services industry (3.7 stars).

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807 reviews
3.0
May 30, 2024

Progressive leasing review

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Pros

Progressive Leasing does a great job at giving shout outs, having competitions, and recognition for good work. They are a company with great work life balance with a fair attendance policy and flexible supervisors who care. The team camaraderie also helps socially since it’s work from home.

Cons

The yearly raises for a high performer (the kind you don’t want to lose to another company) is really not that much better dollar wise than those who hit bare minimum (the kind you wouldn’t mind if they quit). The other con is whenever they are about to layoff employees they start having meetings about how amazing the company Is doing and how everything is fine, and giving excuses about the reason they are doing hiring freezes which leads to lack of trust.

5.0
May 17, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Work/Life Balance is awesome, and the pay is what you deserve, Great overall experience until the changes came Paid Holidays, Professional and fun Call Center, Very Helpful IT, Knowledgeable CAM, Real Open Door Policy

Cons

The company went from private to public, hired executive non-RTO individuals and/or shifted employees into positions who clearly dont understand the in-depth game of RTO and focused main concerns on reducing bonuses etc. focusing on investors, cuts and other things when the soldiers of the entire operation is the RTO door knockers and thus the downfall begins. This company has awesome HUB upper management, and CEO but others failed to realize that this company is simply an RTO on steroids, and anybody knows who spent 10,15,20 years behind a counter managing them understands that you're only as strong as the individuals who collect. Numbers come directly from that i.e. calls and door knocks. Once you began to exclude and not prioritize those soldiers pay you will definitely fail over time. Those people can't be easily replaced once their gone because RTO professionals go to the highest bidder, they travel. Regional and store managers are to this day struggling to get really good soldiers back in their stores. To prove it just call a few RTO stores and ask if they need an experience RTO professional. Constant changes to reduce bonuses and I believe it's because of going from private to public (gotta lace the pockets of others now). Increasing the number of daily contacts forcing the CAR to choose quantity over quality. We call it running credit. You can get tired of driving over the course of a full week. To upper mgmnt an extra 5 stops per day is nothing to them however you add that up over time and it can be grueling. Have you ever drove 4-6hrs all day and did it again the next day, well try all week. The real backbone is these type of people. Lastly Bonus reduction based on nothing illegal. Certain words or the lack thereof can get an entire check taken away from you. I unwillingly navigated that and trust me no,one liked it I spoke to. Its seemingly another way to take your hard-earned money and give it to someone else (Probably that investor).

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