“Works well”

Pros:  “- Many positions around the country available - Efficient placement procedures - Good bonus programs - Good salary - Nice recruiting officers”

Cons:  “- Much pressure to fill a position - Too much documentation work - Paycheck could come earlier” – Full Review

“A decent place to work if it fits your style”

Pros:  “Slow work pace (if you enjoy that) Good Work/Life balance Not too stressful”

Cons:  “Senior management contradicts themselves in many major areas Very political atmosphere Can be difficult to advance career Often less qualified candidates are…” – Full Review

“Good company to work for, Fast growing.”

Pros:  “Pay is good as long as you get it up front. Schedule is Flexible, small store size, Great opportunity for advancement as long as you are willing to work for it.”

Cons:  “Can be very stressful at times. Company tries to get too much done too quick. No budget for hiring new employees.” – Full Review

“"Top profits on East Coast" to "The economy is bad and you are replaceable" in the same breath”

Pros:  “Willing to hire unskilled workers and train them. Many openings across different departments. Unlikely to have the company go under in the near future. Flexible…”

Cons:  “Raises are given inconsistently and blind to national inflation rates. Department-level hierarchy makes department-level disputes into predetermined outcomes…” – Full Review

“Wells Fargo”

Pros:  “There are a plethora of opportunities at WFB. If you are ambitious you will go places. If you can manage up you will even go farther. You can basically write your own…”

Cons:  “Very political culture. A bit dog eat dog. Good Managers/leaders are hard to find through all the big egos at the top. As long as the bad managers are good at…” – Full Review