367 Branch Customer Service Representative Jobs in Chicago, IL

“It was a very wasteful experience.”

Pros:  “Working in the outdoors. Your co-workers were great to work with.”

Cons:  “Not a lot of home life” – Full Review

“Long hours, stressfull, decent pay”

Pros:  “Pay is good, opportunity to advance within company is very good.”

Cons:  “Long hours including weekends. Spring it's very real possibility you work 8am-9pm mon-fri and 9-5 Saturday. Don't look for pats on the back, they give you a job…” – Full Review

“Great Place to Work!!”

Pros:  “- Competitive pay and benefits - Good management - Work for one of the great companies in the US - Gives new college-grads opportunities - Opportunity for advancement”

Cons:  “- Long hours during crunch time - High-volume, high-stress environment - Co-workers sometimes under qualified (incompetent) - Large corporate structure gives…” – Full Review

“I was blessed to be working at this company when I got injured. They have been true to their word .”

Pros:  “Always above board when dealing with me, or with my feedback on contractors we sub for. Actually, I think that's the best "pro" in working with them; they hold the temp…”

Cons:  “It is a temp labor-staffing organization, so it's not shangri-la, but they seem to treat their employees with dignity.” – Full Review

“Overall good experience”

Pros:  “Very relaxed environment, flexible with schedule while in school when it wasn't a holiday, friendly staff.”

Cons:  “Commission based pay at my location, somewhat competitive between employees, holidays work schedule was a lot of hours for a student.” – Full Review

“It can be tough!”

Pros:  “It's good if you like working outdoors”

Cons:  “It can be hard having to set up your own appointments. I saw a LOT of people come and go.” – Full Review

“Work hard and get rewarded”

Pros:  “PNC is a great place to learn and grow. They do a great job helping you succeed, and giving you most of the tools need to drive business for you branch.”

Cons:  “PNC is starting to grow and i'm starting to see a big shift in numbers driving the goals rather than relationships. In one year I have felt more and more like the…” – Full Review