“Great Company to start a career”

Pros:  “The people, benefits, and atmosphere”

Cons:  “The hours and lack of communication” – Full Review

“It was a great start in banking.”

Pros:  “Company promoted diversity encouraged growth made sure we were appreciated Benefits were okay. Upper management was very supportive un like any other company I'v worked…”

Cons:  “pay scale is horrible a lot of unethical practices done inside the branch. training is not the greatest, you are trained to be able to do the bare minimum. They…” – Full Review

“Culture is truly a difference maker”

Pros:  “- open culture - great people - collegiate environment - great opportunities Just about as good as you get in middle market public”

Cons:  “- delayed comp & promotion of superstars relative to performance” – Full Review

“Easy flexible job”

Pros:  “Flexiblity, decent pay, no direct supervsion. Can report to work anytime between 4 and 9. Work only eight hours. Work is not difficult. Have never even met my supervisor…”

Cons:  “no communication, no advancement, no raises, chance of losing job every year. Two years without a raise. There contact with Lowes comes up for review every year…” – Full Review

“Balanced experience overall”

Pros:  “Friendly and knowledgable colleagues. Good work/life balance. If you're motivated and pleasant to be around, there's a lot of access to senior leaders in the office…”

Cons:  “It's sometimes hard to understand what the career path is. Compensation seems out of line with other firms in the area and in the industry.” – Full Review

“Its ok”

Pros:  “Clean. I dont think that we even have janitores but we might. This place is a great place to work.”

Cons:  “Pay. The pay alone is the only reason to stay. The company needs to bw re organized for sure asap.” – Full Review

“Review for BFSC”

Pros:  “Good position for recent grads to learn financial products and gain sales experience. PNC makes a strong effort to make their employees happy. The company itself is…”

Cons:  “Difficult to advance within the company. PNC does not give licensing to their bankers, and tuition reimbursement is minimal.” – Full Review