BMO Financial Group Reviews
Updated Jun 1, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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www.bmo.com
Company Rating Based on 127 ratings Employees say it's “OK” |
CEO Rating
Based on 38 ratings
President and CEO, BMO Financial and Director |
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Pros
Good benefits, good people, very segregated as it is a large large company
Cons
Complex organizational structure, hard to make quick decision
Pros
generally non political and flexible
Cons
Slow to change and spend on the right tech
Pros
good work environment. Downtown Toronto:)
Cons
lot of redundancy in work
Pros
Can be a good place to start career for recent grads. New opportunities may be available depending upon the area you live in.
Cons
Poor response/ or no response even for well qualified candidates from HR department when you apply for jobs. This may be true for any big company.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to have more happy employees. Management, in my view, is not doing a great job making life of its employees easier. I always see people under pressure, trying to get by day by day.
Pros
Best training program
Comprehensive banking benefits
Effective recruitment process
Cons
Career advancement limited
Rigid mobility between regions/areas
Not enough performance feedback
Pros
Very friendly, unthreatening atmosphere. Immediate manager was extremely friendly and always helpful. Very competent, capable running mates in retail branches.
Cons
Service Manage overqualified. Manager was forced to take too much on plate. Branch left without manager for months, took too long to fill in holes.
Advice to Senior Management
Although everybody was extremely friendly and very well qualified, branch left with too many positions needing to be filled and upper management slow to react. However, BMO is doing extremely well and just had their first billion dollar quarter so they're doing a lot more right than wrong.
Pros
Good Pay and
Good Benefits
Cons
Poor direction and communication from Management
Outdated Technology
Overworked - no help provided when there is too much work
Advice to Senior Management
Do not ignore your employees when they ask simple questions like "where do I fit in and what role is expected of me". Your empolyees cannot meet you expectations if they have not clue what they are, Please Communicate!!!!!
Provide better resources to assist employees in getting an impossible workload manageable. Good people will continue to leave you without these changes.
Pros
We are provided with challenging work that is always changing and given many opportunities for growth and development
Cons
Not enough support for professional development (i.e. ACAMS conference, higher education, etc.)
Advice to Senior Management
Provide more resources for employees professional development.
Pros
Big financial institution in Canada
Cons
Chance for promotion is not good
Advice to Senior Management
N/A
Pros
-great learning
- room for advancement
Cons
- Big corporation
- can be overlooked
Advice to Senior Management
no advice

