1,377 Consumer Banking Management Associate Jobs

“teller”

Pros:  “good atmosphere, great chance for promotions, good people to work for and with, good benefits and compensations”

Cons:  “teller referrals are driven to hard” – Full Review

“Overall, a good place to work”

Pros:  “Worked in the investment banking division; very good comp and work life balance is not horrible considering how most banks are.”

Cons:  “Hard to get things done sometimes in a large organization such as BofA. Employees are just a "number" as opposed to individuals.” – Full Review

“excellent”

Pros:  “job security and work atmoshphere”

Cons:  “more work and more work and slowly promotion” – Full Review

“Poor Management”

Pros:  “Benefits Campus Lifestyle Base Salary Technology (Internal) Cafeteria Teleworking capability - depending on manager”

Cons:  “Very little incentive to work hard - weak incentive pool Technology and Products to clients Slow to market (market follower) Management - very weak and…” – Full Review

“A great job to have if you go to school”

Pros:  “Great hours, friendly customers, simple job after you get the hang of the system”

Cons:  “Management can be difficult depending on branch.” – Full Review

“nothing much to say”

Pros:  “not much overtime normal hours”

Cons:  “too many politics please do your work” – Full Review

“Barclaycard US has great people and interesting work.”

Pros:  “Barclaycard US pays well compared to its competitors and gives out 22 days of vacation to new employees. It has a friendly environment and has a lot of fun and interesting…”

Cons:  “Right now most employees don't have laptops so we need to print out presentations before we go to meetings instead of just emailing it.” – Full Review

“Overall, a satisfying experience”

Pros:  “This organization has gotten better over the years. I was able to move up in the organization even after almost getting let go during a merger with another banking co. Like…”

Cons:  “I don't want to bad mouth middle or senior management. There are some in supervisory positions that play favorites and appear to not recognize talent for whatever…” – Full Review