Visio Lending reviews

The company itself has continued to go down hill since the original CEO step down. The new CEO along with so many new external C level people have single handedly put the company down the drain. This company use to be a tight community and everyone knew each other on a real level and looked out for each other and cared about their jobs. The new culture is tearing all of that down and creating worker bees. It’s very sad. The C- Level leaders refuse to listen to people and only want their way and want to hire people they know instead of hearing the employees and listening to the people who have been there 14 years plus and know the company. They have had 3 lay offs since 2019. And they are not above water by any means. Visio listen to your employees ALL of them not just the hire ups or you will loose everyone who ever cared about Visio and will create a revolving door of worker bees of people just clocking in getting paid and clocking out no more good mornings.

New executive management managed to break something that wasn't broken. Almost the entire upper management team has left or "retired" since the beginning of 2025 - approximately 8 different people. Instead of fixing the internal process and upgrading our software systems, they put energy into targeting the employees - and the employees were the strength of this company, not the weakness. Micromanaging, bogus write ups, and the classic faux pas of adding more work/tasks and expecting the same level of efficiency. The culture feels like it regressed 15 years - you feel like a corporate cog in the wheel and are no longer treated like a human. The pay has always been below average, but historically, management and the company culture were enough for me to put up with it. Now both of these are below average and there is no reason to stay. I've never personally been with a company that so spectacularly fell apart - It's been hard to watch. I really saw myself here for many years to come.