Veterans United Home Loans Employee Reviews

Great culture great people great benefits

Other than not offering remote work, Veterans United is a great place to work!

Veterans united home loans is truly amazing. They care about their employees and they care about their veterans! The culture of care is next level

My experience at Veterans United Home Loans has been incomparable to any other employment during my professional career. The implementation of company culture is noticeable from the CEO all the way to interns. The company truly values their employees with fun events and continuing education courses.

It's the only office I've ever liked working in, but they just give us way too much work so that it's impossible to have a work life balance, even though they provide all sorts of perks toward that end.

At the very top, our leaders are just genuinely humble people. They are constantly thinking about what's good for employees and make decisions with them in mind.

Great, innovative leaders. They are smart about how we do business!

The leadership at Veterans United Home Loans takes a hands-on approach. Each member of leadership, whether it be the CEO, department directors, or team managers, is highly invested in the personal success of the employees while also adhering to the vision of the company. The leadership makes VU.

They do a great job in a lot of ways but they are completely out of touch with the jobs that most of the people in the company do which is working on the actual loan. There are a lot of changes that need to be made that aren't ever discussed because of that

The fact that even though I may not have the same experience within the company or within life, they still listen to my thoughts and ideas.

The best part of the compensation package is the free gym memberships and 401K matching.

We have good benefits. Besides the regular benefits, veterans United gives us a lot of extra bonuses into our 401(k) which I really appreciate.

This health insurance is superior to my previous employer

I love the free gym membership

Including my family in the package.

Usually always on the tail-end of market ranges

benefits really are a farce

From day 1, I've always been surrounded by people who want to do their best and who care about the job. That's refreshing.

My team is compiled of a diverse group of people with the same goal: providing love and care for each other by being passionate, having fun, and being confident with integrity in their actions.

My team leader is the best 'boss' I have ever had in my life. She's amazing. They give team leaders a lot of leeway to leave their own way which can be really great, as is my situation, and can also be bad. She is hands-off results oriented and leaves a lot of room for a neuro typical styles.

bunch of kool aid drinkers

The commitment to helping and understanding each other

The culture at Veterans United Home Loans is a culture of care. The employees truly care about the success of their peers and support their personal and professional goals. The company has a concierge desk that allows employees to send appreciation and care gifts to their fellow employees.

Everyone encourage each other to stay positive regardless of how incredibly stressed out we are. It helps but it doesn't make up for the fact that we are given way too much work and the pace is way too fast. I'm one of the best at my job but I can't do this forever. It's just too much.

The snacks that are available if you are needing a pick me up

We work as a family, not as coworkers

Its a fun place to work, we work hard and play hard.

more free snacks & shirts #sarcasm

Chance to show my skill set

Interviews are more casual and conversational.

I like that the interview process isn't formal. A majority of the interviews are an informal competition about the applicant. The interview focuses more on determining if the applicant's values align with the company's values, rather than their skills and previous employment found on their resume.

For me it was really easy and they didn't ask the normal stupid questions you get an interview that tell you nothing about someone in reality. But I've heard all sorts of different experiences. I've heard that the interview process is very difficult for some people

How simplistic it was for me.

The people and opportunities to connect!

Being surrounded by likeminded people who care for one another and the work that they are completing. It also is amazing to work for a company that truly values its employees as more than just a labor force.

I'm giving a lot of freedom. That's important to me and it makes a huge difference. That's basically why I'm still here even though the amount and the pace of work is unsustainable.

Honestly, everything about the company.

The fact that I'm getting paid