Pros
Flex hours -- some managers are willing to work around your schedule - nice if you are in college. Generous overtime. Some lenders and their assistants are wonderful but they are few and far between.
Cons
Pay is poor for the work required. No direct deposit unless you have an account at their bank and if you choose to get a mailed out check and it gets lost in the mail be prepared to wait for a very long time for a replacement while your bills stack up. Overtime paid several weeks in arrears, paychecks are difficult to decipher. You'll never know if it is correct. Be ready to step back 25 years with technology - computers often freeze for long periods of time and software as well as servers crash often. Very thick glass ceiling that seems to be unbreakable. All senior management are men. The biggest con for this company is attitude. Egos. Be prepared to be judged and chastised and sometimes belittled daily by your manager by what you may have done incorrectly and not at all - ever - for what you did right. There isn't any teamwork and don't expect any encouragement. If you are not a lender / banker you are considered to be lower than the lowest man on the totem pole even if you have many more years of experience than they do. Also expect others in your area to run to management either face to face or cc'd on an email when they find even the smallest of errors and know those errors will all count against you when you get your annual review. And also expect to be called on the carpet for those errors and you're allowed to offer an explanation. Loan policy is generic and most decisions are made on the fly. Many favors to circumvent loan policy and/or regulation are made to favorite lenders while others are left in the cold. My advice - do not apply unless you want to work in a very old style management environment.