new business specialist

sales representative

collection agent

quality assurance specialist

accounting specialist

Rivo Holdings

I love the culture  and work environment  here it was fun this is definitely  a party  company  the only downside  is management  all management  is terrible  they belittle  you talk to you crazy  yell and some more the pay was ok if it wasn't for my amazing  coworkers  idk how I would  of made  it when your scared  to talk  to someone in upper  management  even HR  because  you fear losing  your job but feel bullied  that's  a problem  the owner  is amazing  tho it's  just  everyone  under him they try and  keep anyone  from bothering  him because  he's  typically  clueless  about  what's  going  on in his office  the manager  get presser  applied  to them if # are low n take it out on there department  I've  worked  2 departments  in this company  and I  was so stressed  it made me sick and getting  time off is like pulling  teeth  even  for emergencies  or personal  reasons it's  had to get any time off and they are extremely  strict  on the attendance policy  there's  alot  of favoritism  because  everyone  is friends  there outside  of wk but you don't  wanna get on any upper  management  bad side  they can make the wk place  very  unconfutable and stressful  for you to the point  you fill forced  to resign.

Let me start by saying, the bonuses are impossible...Almost as if they're non-existent. When I applied for Rivo I was under the impression that my shift would be 6am-2pm when in fact that is not a shift time that they provide. The office space if beautiful and the view is amazing. Rivo treats their employees well (free food, free coffee, company events, happy hour, and transportation/parking reimbursement). As far as the job itself, it's nothing compared to the actual job description. When going in for an interview, they describe the job for a Loan Processor as calling leads that are already interested, give them a loan, and that's it. They fail to tel you that you'll eventually end up harassing people all day to get them to return your call and take the companies money. There are definitely favorites within the teams between the manager and the highest loaning employee. As far as bonuses, they are nearly impossible. There are so many loop holes within the bonus requirements.

Rivo is honestly the best company I have worked for. Any job can be just a job when you have the wrong mindset, but this company is so much more than the work we do. The owner makes it a point to give as much respect and heart to his employees that he wants his employees to give to the company. 

  The work we do on a daily basis provides financial assistance for people in need, and although we do have goals and quotas to meet, the perks of this office are great. From Snack Wednesdays to the team building events to the holiday parties, you can really tell that this company cares about their employees and cares about how their employees feel about the company. 

  Rivo is so accommodating, and the owners door is always open should you feel that you can't go to anyone else. It's really great to have found a company with this much heart and employee care when some work for their whole lives and never see appreciation like we here at Rivo do. 

If you have the chance to work here, I say go for it, it'll be the best decision you ever make.

The compensation and commission structure is incredibly flawed—70% of employees never see a bonus. Earning commission depends on factors entirely out of your control, such as customer payment, conversion rates, and the luck of getting quality leads. Many leads are completely mismatched—like trying to sell a $300 loan to someone requesting $12,000 for home renovations. Yet, you’re still penalized for not closing these unrealistic deals, which hurts your required 20% conversion rate to qualify for a bonus. This job is only worth considering for those looking to put something on their resume—otherwise, it’s best to look elsewhere.

Like most companies many pros and cons:

Pros would be the schedule and set hours. 40 a week and overtime if you exceed 8 hours a day. Although overtime is not common. Another Pro is their training program. It is extensive and trainers really make sure you understand the process and script. 

Cons: lots of calls. At least 150 a day. There is also a lot of favoritism in the workplace but that’s almost anywhere! Another con is scare opportunities. There has been one opening for the L and R position since I began my career at Rivo almost a year ago. They make the bonus structure unattainable for most. And turn over is high .

So far o have had a great experience at Rivo and enjoy coming to work and the reward behind it. I have been provided a lot of training and tools to be successful. I notice a lot of lazy people complain and don’t understand why they work for a great company if they are not happy. The owner takes pride in the company and his employeee and I value that. This is a fun, great office, and if you don’t like to put in extra work, then should find a job that will allow you to be complacent.

This is not just a company but family, someone is always looking out for me. I like my co-workers, the managers care about me and are pretty chill - the first place I've been where I don't mind going out with the people I work with on the weekends (haha yep I get weekends off). no more fast food for me. workin all kinds of crazy hours, split shifts and having no life.

Yea they do have to tell you if you did something wrong or made an error but that's their job and they are really trying to help you get your $$$ and grow not make you feel bad. Sometimes people forget that.

You work like a dog to be the absolute best and to make your team proud but there's a gigantic bulls-eye on your back as soon as you're more successful than everyone else. If you mention excitement over other dreams or goals you'll get fired fairly quickly even if you've made hundreds of thousands of dollars for them and created the most competitive environment and changed it for the better. I'm really disappointed in they treat their employees. You'd be nothing without go-getters you dispose of.

Horrible company with no morales or integrity. Find out for yourself.  They make everything sound good when you first start, but you later find out they don’t care about you, they only care about the money you make for them because when it comes down to getting paid and getting your bonus they find ways to cut it down and play with your money. Everyone is in on it, you can’t trust nobody not even HR. They’re all friends with each other and there’s no confidentially. They get away with alot, this company isn’t what it seems. 

Working at Rivo has been an incredible step forward in my career both personally and professionally. Not only have I been challenged to push myself to grow in ways I didn't even know I was capable of, but I have been recognized for my achievements and efforts from 1:1 sentiments directly from my manager, in front of peers and on my paycheck through bonus's and incentives! Rivo is experiencing a lot of growth and there are exciting things coming in 2020. I cannot wait to see how the company, my peers and I continue to grow with the company! Highly recommend!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
New business specialist 8 salaries reported	$21.38 per hour
Sales representative 5 salaries reported	$26.20 per hour
Collection agent 2 salaries reported	$35.00 per hour
Quality assurance specialist 1 salary reported	$26.50 per hour
Accounting specialist 2 salaries reported	$29.00 per hour

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