
True joy to be a part of this company. When people ask me what I do for a living I am proud to tell them where I work.
There have been times of high highs, but there have also been times of low lows. It is never fun not achieving goals that are set before you when you know you are working hard. At the end of the day money pays the bills. Only you can look out for and support your family.
That we have access to multiple plans.
Our collaboration and wanting everyone to succeed.
Collaborative efforts and communication flows freely.
Their openness to feedback and willingness to embrace change.
That we truly make a difference and help people.
The ability to achieve a Variable Compensation plan that is uncapped.
Lots of different ways to get involved in helping the community.
The ability to work from home so I am close to my family.
How inclusive it is and all that we can do to help in our local communities.
I like once COVID hit that townhalls were being done more frequently to keep us aware of what is happening across the organization.
They are open to listening to the "common folk". Whether it is in person (when we did that sort of thing) or via other forms of communication.
The way they are willing to give back to the community and really foster those acts of service within their employees. Allotting time for Cares projects and even matching monetary contributions.
Hitting my goals. but also helping clients see the benefits of utilizing us and how it can help the average person by allowing them access to credit, not being victims of fraud, etc.
Open and frank discussion. We can talk about business, but we can also joke around and learn about each other personally too. Not just a team of work, work, work. We collaborate well together and can lean on each other.
Making VC more obtainable especially when there are factors outside of your control in regards to what certain accounts do. That should be taken into account when goals are created for the following year. I understand we are trying to become a $5B company, but not all markets are created equal.