Capital One Auto Finance Reviews
Updated Nov 4, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 24 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
CEO Rating
Based on 10 ratings
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Pros
It's a very good place to work. It is very business oriented but still manages to be a playful and enjoyable place to work. Good people, good pay, and good benefits.
Cons
Work can get tedious from time to time but that's almost all jobs. Just general office issues nothing specific to COAF.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the good work. You guys Rock!!!!
Pros
the benefits are the only pro
Cons
No recognition
Promotions to those that are lowest on the floor
Top Producers aren't rewarded, or recognized like they should be
Screw the people who have the highest rank on the floor by letting them go, accusing them of not completeing the role of their job
Constant investigation on people if they actually are able to do their job with out being coached
Management is a joke~ They do not communicate, are not any where to be found when you need help, and are constantly baby sitting you to see if your at your desk
Advice to Senior Management
Promote those that have been on the floor and know the role, not outside. Promote those that have the rankings, not the lowest end of the floor that have been inconsistant, and barely know what they are doing. Incent those that deserve it, not those that just barely made it, or just barely had an improvement over the past.
Pros
The benefits is all they have left now. Neither the culture nor the pay are what they once were.
Cons
The pay and inflexible work arrangements.
Advice to Senior Management
Listen to your employees. Stop focusing on cost cutting. The company regularly makes profits yet you don't stop. You've destroyed the CapitalOne (as employer) brand in the DFW area.
Pros
Very dynamic, challenging company
You never get bored
Very smart people
Good compensation
Cons
The non-stop shortage of work prevents managers from fully embracing people management
as a result, personal development, presence, recognition are not consistently applied
Advice to Senior Management
Lead by example
Pros
Benefits, communication, access to senior management
Cons
Some team activities and competitions are juvenile.
Pros
There is an abundance of data and business decisions are largely driven by continual analysis and presentation of this data
Cons
Technology is years behind; as a technical worker your career will be limited and stunted by working with inadequate computing equipment and IT support.
Pros
Great Benefits for employees and great 401k plan
Cons
Inadequate Superiors to lead departments and good ole boy network
Pros
Treats people fairly when collecting. Lots of opportunities to learn and grow. Big organization that allows for movement within. Opportunities to get involved in projects and other things while doing your daily collections job.
Cons
Tied to the phone, and the clock. Have to login by the shift start time.
Advice to Senior Management
Create a career path for people in collections that is not just limited to a collections supervisor. Find ways to find people's skills and talents and pull people from phones to move them to more appropriate areas. The Collections group is a great talent pipeline that needs to be managed effectively.
Pros
We have the authority to work with the customer and keep the customer in their vehicle by trying to resolve their account.
Cons
Customer's hide their vehicle and it can be a negative mark against you if the account is not resolved at the end of the month.
Advice to Senior Management
Treat your employees with respect and not like children.
Pros
Good benefit package. Could learn lots of stuff if u are in early career stage
Cons
Workload could be demanding. Lots of politics.
Advice to Senior Management
n/a
