Great to work for until you are laid off - Core Ops Specialist Capital Group Employee Review

1.0
Jun 20, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The bonuses and CSRP of 15% as well as many benefits are unmatched. I enjoy many of my colleagues and have made life long friends.

Cons

It was a great place to work and many will continue to feel that way until they are affected like those of us in the Norfolk Virginia office. There is no loyalty from the company and people are replaced either by a “vision“ of technology that doesn’t yet even exist within the organization or by cheap labor “offshore“. I thought I would retire from here and now I find myself out of a job after over 20 years before the end of 2027.

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5.0
Jun 11, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Compensation and benefits are competitive, and work-life balance is respected. Flexible scheduling, supportive management, and a positive workplace culture make it an enjoyable place to work. Benefits are competitive, and employee well-being is taken seriously.

Cons

Communication between departments could be improved at times. * Decision-making can occasionally take longer than expected due to multiple approval layers. * Workloads can become heavy during busy periods. * Priorities sometimes shift quickly, requiring teams to adapt.

5.0
Apr 18, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Compared to many other wholesaling companies from where many associates come from, this is the easiest to 1) sell our products 2) not as draconian on activity levels compared to other wholesaling firms - Pay is extremely competitive and they have many levels of wholesaling to move up the ladder from Intern>Slate>IWG>IWS>RWMC (this position)>DWMC>WMC

Cons

- As with all wholesaling roles, it can feel mundane day by day to be constantly calling/emailing to schedule meetings - Capital Group has som 9,300 employees, so almost inherently bureaucracy and having to play political games for management seeps in. Which feels like a side item on our SOPs to appease managers.

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