Network Capital Reviews

Pros

The experience I gained working at Network Capital was extremely valuable, both professionally and personally. I learned a great deal more than I was expecting – not just about business, but about myself as well. I met incredible people who taught me the value of a strong work ethic and time management skills and I had the incredible luck to work under one of the company’s best managers who took me under his wing and did more to further my career ambitions than every year of schooling combined. It was an experience unlike any other and I’ll forever be grateful for every moment and every lesson.

Cons

My time at Network Capital helped me realize my true potential, so the only con to working here is that once you realize what you’re fully capable of, you might also realize that you want more than you can achieve here.

Pros

Location, professionalism, pay. All good.

Cons

Long hours, turn over is high

Pros

All the underwriters are great to work with. They’re super easy to get along with and none of them have an ego problem. We always had a good time in the office, but somehow never at the expense of productivity.

Cons

Thankfully I don’t have any cons.

Pros

There are so many things I would consider pros to working at a company like Network Capital: 1. The amount of money you can make here is just stupid. I don’t know how else to say it. I quadrupled my income my first year here from the job I was working before and it’s gone up by a decent amount every year since. The better I get at the job, the more I make. It really feels like the sky isn’t even the limit here. The sun, the moon…. Nothing. There’s no limit. You’re only limited by your willingness to put in the work. 2. Everyone is treated the same. Management is really good about this. There’s no favoritism, and everyone has to do a lot of trainings on sexism and racism in the workplace, so there’s definitely none of that. It doesn’t matter what your role is within the company, you’re going to be shown the same level of respect as everyone else. 3. Your schedule is your own. There’s obviously regular work hours during the week where you need to be available and in the office, but aside from being physically present you have full control over your priorities each day and your moment-to-moment schedule. There’s a bit of a learning curve that comes with that (at first you’ll probably make a few mistakes with your time and waste it on nonessentials, but eventually you get into your groove and every moment is spent more wisely). 4. The company handled COVID better than I think anyone could have expected. I wasn’t sure how operations were going to look when the pandemic hit and things started to get serious, but they switched over to remote working almost instantly and had everyone continuing on as best they could. As I talked to some of my friends I started to realize just how lucky I was to still have a job and a steady paycheck. 5. The benefits are unbelievable. Medical, dental, vision. Plus, very generous PTO and 401k contributions. They really offer their employees the full package.

Cons

The only thing I think could be considered a con is that the new-age ideas around “work-life” balance don’t really fit into this industry. I don’t personally have an issue with this because my paycheck is my #1 priority. But I’ve seen people come and go and this has been their biggest complaint.

Pros

Since coming here in 2018, I have only great things to say about NCF. The company has grown tremendously while fostering a fun-filled environment! Overall, it’s an excellent place where your talents will be used and recognized. If you are looking to grow as a professional, use your creativity, and make a killing, then NCF is the place for you.

Cons

None that I can think of.

Pros

Great teammates, cool office space

Cons

long hours, takes a while to get paid larger commissions

Pros

*your income is determined by your work ethic *plenty of opportunities to learn from some of the best *have plenty of control over your day-to-day schedule *good benefits and nice perks *intense, but exciting work environment

Cons

*limited opportunities to move up within the company hierarchy

Pros

A good company within the banking industry. They treat and pay their employees right. No funny business, just good ethical banking practices.

Cons

None. I enjoyed my time here.