Bread Financial reviews

Hours are horrible. Misrepresented bonus structure. As soon as I finished training they changed the bonuses based on teams and not individual basis. So even if your numbers were good if your team sucked you didnt get a bonus. A friend of mine always got an $800 bonus a month. After the change she recieved only $200.

The biggest negative I encountered at Alliance was that quality of work often took a backseat. They catered to and promoted those people who were always happy and upbeat, even when they weren't typically very good at their jobs. Meanwhile, those who preferred to come in and focus on doing good quality work were frequently held back from moving up in the organization. I had the misfortune of working for a manager who was particularly incompetent and frequently passed the buck down to those underneath him. More than once I was prevented for applying for positions internally that fit my skill set and experience simply because my manager did not want me to.