6,805 Relationship Manager II Jobs

“You wont find a better employer”

Pros:  “Great pay Excellent benefits package Room for growth Heafty amount of Vacation/personal/sick time Comfortable work environment Good work hours and flexible scheduling…”

Cons:  “The only con I have is working in the mortgage field can be extremely stressful, which can really get to a person, especially if you work in default, but I feel…” – Full Review

“good and challenging”

Pros:  “opportunity to learn and to continue to hone in skill building set”

Cons:  “Too many initiatives with limited number of staffs” – Full Review

“Excellent employer”

Pros:  “Very supportive of employees and recognizes good work. Many long-time employees (very rare in retail banking)”

Cons:  “Smaller bank with less promotional opportunities for some positons” – Full Review

“Great culture, vision, and legacy.”

Pros:  “Associated Bank is well positioned to deliver on their promises to customers and that shines through in employee attitudes.”

Cons:  “Like many retail banking units, Associated has expanded some of it's branches working hours. Six o'clock is great for customers, but not as much for bank employees…” – Full Review

“Good opportunities for growth if you can deal with constantly changing direction”

Pros:  “Fifth Third offers competitive salary and a fair benefits package. There are opportunities to grow through an aggressive education plan, mentoring and outside education. It…”

Cons:  “There is little recognition of accomplishments through either positive reinforcement, raises or advancement. Promotions are often politically motivated. The…” – Full Review

“Good company, but I was reporting to a poor manager”

Pros:  “Good work life balance, competitive benefits (except for vacation policy), most employees are happy and helpful to co workers. Hours and work location were flexible.”

Cons:  “Pockets of incompetent management. Some people/areas seemt to have unlimited power, others just keep their heads down and go with the flow. Unfortunately, my boss…” – Full Review