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      The change in ownership over the past decade has diluted the authority of line managers. - Anonymous employee RBC Employee Review

      2.0
      Nov 20, 2010
      Anonymous employee
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      Pros

      The financial benefits and competitive salary (locally) headline some of the best reasons. Most benefits will improve with each progressive year and our rights as employees are observed. Opportunities for training in present areas of expertise are available to all employees and externally at local universities, based on specific conditions being fulfilled.

      Cons

      Autonomy and authority for line managers are restrictive, Display of initiative is not condoned. Transparency in career advancement is lacking.

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      5.0
      Jun 9, 2026
      Senior technical systems analyst
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      Pros

      Opportunities to work on enterprise-scale systems with modern tooling and automation initiatives. Excellent collaboration between infrastructure and incident management teams; vendor coordination is efficient. Competitive compensation and benefits package, including solid health coverage and retirement matching.

      Cons

      Workload spikes during major incidents can challenge work-life balance, especially when on-call.

      1.0
      Jun 9, 2026
      Anonymous employee
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      Pros

      Riverside around WTC is pretty nice

      Cons

      OMG the worst company I've ever been. There are a lot of small groups inside the department, and most of them are mean and rude.

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