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Walker & Dunlop

Working with Walker & Dunlop I have learned the value of building relationships. Each day is different, and I have learned quite a bit about the Walker & Dunlop culture. Our CEO stresses that we are so successful because of our culture, and I feel our HR department does a wonderful job incorporating activities that bring people together.

Thoughout my time at Walker & Dunlop, I have learned that people are such an asset to any company. Without making the people happy within each department, the company will not operate smoothly.

I really enjoy our Wellness program. I have basically developed out wellness program from the ground up. I have help transform our new CoreHealth site, and motivate people to become active.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The salary is decent.  Benefits mediocre.  Terrible management and they are nothing like they claim to be!

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lack of transparency.  Don't follow culture they claim they have .

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Terrible.   They claim they care about their employees but only until they don't need you anymore. 


What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Stressful,  toxic, fake,  lying micromanage ment management

Investment Sales team is very unpredictable and dynamic. Priorities vary depending on status of deal. Work on various transactions with short timelines. 
Learned how to value/underwrite multifamily properties for sale. Put together BOVs and OMs including finanicla analysis, comparables analysis, market research, and investment highlights.
Hardest part is time management.

A typical work day will consist of 8-10 hours a day.  Management did not have a training plan in place during the  at the time I was employed.   I believed I learned the basic of loan closing.  Management discouraged questions once they supposedly trained you and then berated you if the work had errors.  The hardest part of the job was management lack of empathy of you being a caregiver.  Co-workers made the job enjoyable but not management. 

Very fast paced workplace, one of the top 5 real estate financial services firms in the US. #1 Fannie Mae DUS and HUD lender in the country, in the top 5 Freddie Mac lenders in the country servicing over $50B in assets. If you're searching for a career in the real estate financial services industry, this is the place to be.

There’s so much work to be done and so little efficient and effective training done that it causes a lot of frustration and quiet chaos. Many folks that work there don’t have clue what they are doing and often voice that fact. Training needs to be revamped and also it’s the first company I’ve worked for that excludes temps from company events. That breeds low morale amongst the temps.

The co-workers were great before the takeover. Most of the people are gone post-acquisition. I enjoyed every aspect of my job in terms of the extensive reporting to investors. It was challenging but rewarding.

I had a 6-month intensive internship with Walker & Dunlop in their New Orleans office. The Nola team did underwriting for multi-family deals. It was a great experience for me, and I got a ton of exposure. But the company culture was a little bland - I just found it to be a little monotonous and "corporate"

Fundraiser events for the community.
arranged meetings in conference rooms (food, set up, etc.)
Handled 50+ outgoing fedex packages daily
answered phones for switchboard
processed incoming invoices for the accounting department

Good working with the company.
We Involved in designing and deploying a multitude of applications utilizing almost all the AWS services including EC2, Route53(fifty-three), S3, RDS, Dynamo DB, SNS, SQS, LAMBDA, REDSHIFT, focusing on high-availability, fault tolerance and auto-scaling in AWS cloud formation.

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