Lender Processing Services Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I have worked with LPS from 2010 until 2013, I like the work ethic in this company."

"I've worked for LPS since May, 2005. I started as a Supervisor of Customer Service and was then promoted to run my own Appraisal Division. It was called LSI Local Solutions Appraisal. I was recently laid off in Jan. 2014 due to a recent purchase and merger."

"I have worked with LPS for over 18 years. I have been moved around the company in various position to assist to different products turn around processes, procedures and making their commitments."

"I spent six months there and didn't write one line of code. The systems are archaic and there is a ton of technical debt. They take every opportunity to ship the work to the offshore crew in Bosnia, where 3 people do the work of one local. Sneaky, political, and paranoid managers. Perma-temps that have been there 5+ years and are just milking it...Stay away, far away."

"This is a nice company, but need right direction for the company."

"I worked in this company for 1 yr and three months. It is a very good company with a serene environment. The company employs around 50,000 people."

"Accepted a contract to hire position. Company would not convert even though I exceeded expectations. Low pay. Technology stack was 5 years old."

"I worked with LPS for 7 years. They can be a one stop shop for mortgage solutions but do not communicate well internally. Proven record of delivery to clients. Work ethics are high but their remuneration and performance tracking needs to be improved."

"LPS was recently bought out by Fidelity National Financial Services."

"Nice company to work for."

"LPS is a responsible employer with high ethical standards. I enjoyed my time working there."

"I worked for LPS from 2009; LPS is top service provider for all mortgage company in the US, but recently it sold to Fedility company; it was one of the companies that allows employees to grow."

"I worked for LPS for almost 5 years and it started off well, but it did not end well. As our office started to shrink, the morale dropped as well and was never really re-gained. Then there were some miscommunications with layoffs that probably put people in bad situations right before Christmas."

What do you like about working at Lender Processing Services?

"Large, well capitalized company with deep industry penetration and company recognition."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Consider the product positioning versus the competitive field of 25 other vendors."

What don't you like about working at Lender Processing Services?

"Lack of product development has placed us in a non-competitive position with our competitors."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Spend more money on development and product enhancements and product promotion."