Horrible if you actually like to work - Anonymous employee Lendr Employee Review

Stronger understanding of lending while learning from coworkers with extensive industry knowledge. Productive discussions with the loan team. New learning opportunities throughout the year. The experience helps me build confidence and strengthen my ability to evaluate information carefully and accurately.

Workloads can increase quickly, requiring careful organization to keep everything on track.

My manager was not the problem. The paychecks arrived on time.

- I was promised flexibility during the interview, including working from home a few days each week and opportunities to take on special projects and drive improvements. - Once I arrived, those promises disappeared. Everything was office based, and the special projects turned out to be nothing but empty words. - I watched people remain stuck for years because there was no genuine path for advancement despite how aggressively it was promoted during hiring. - The career growth discussed in interviews simply does not exist once you are inside. - The whole experience felt like a complete bait and switch, and I wasted the first few months hoping things would improve. - By the fourth month, it was painfully clear that nothing was going to change.