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I have worked with this company for several years, Things where great with the previous CEO Peter. Since he stepped down the current senior management in charge of sales and lending is running this company to the ground. He is Unqualified to be in his current position, and until he is ousted this company is going to continue to bleed out. The company continues to engage in predatory lending practices, writing unverified loans to people who could never afford them. The current CEO was ousted for shady behavior that the company is trying to cover up to protect its stock evaluation. As of October 1st the company will be operating with no CEO. and no prospects in the horizon. Its unfortunate that the next in line is the one and only running this company into the ground. Another issue is the fact that Nicholas Financial has been trying to operate without a trained H.R manager, so when issues arise, and they often do at Nicholas Financial you might want to talk to a lawyer before thinking about engaging H.R

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Pay, Bad incentives. Poor Bonus Structure

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Long hours expected. No training program. No feedback from upper-management. Unrealistic goals that are not based on current local market conditions. High turnover. No 401k company match.

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Too many to list here

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Where do I begin..The manager I had didn't know how to buy a deal if it slapped her in the face. She would find ways to " make a deal work" then hound the collectors because of bad deals. You've also got mangers, regional managers and corporate who are all on different pages. Everyone does stuff differently and it leads to mass confusion and mixed signals. These people don't know if they are coming or going. No training at all. Its a sink or swim situation. And don't ask for vacation time! And if you have kids or are pregnant this is not the place for you! You also are required to clean the office, bathrooms and take all trash out 9 mths pregnant or not. Insurance is expensive, no overtime. Most of the equipment they use is out dated ( dot matrix printers) . And it's like working in a high school with all the gossip.

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too many cutbacks on buying deals

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additional training needed for new hires

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They cant figure out what they want to do

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Where do I begin, this is not the place if you are young and actually take your job seriously. The environment is toxic along with discriminatory, No real professionalism just a bunch of good old boys who have worked here to long. There can be no real growth here, working long hours being counter productive no true leader ship and constant change to see what sticks to the wall. Antique computer systems, unrealistic expectations, 0 communication. You will never be recognized for all the good you do but you will be reminded and told if you you mess up!

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underwriting guidelines too strict to be competitive with other lenders