Huntington Bancshares Reviews
Updated Dec 3, 2011 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 45 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Being able to work independently and with a group of peers if necessary is always a good thing when dealing with customers.
Cons
The amount of goals need to gain commission is pretty hard to achieve per month when traffic is slow, but if you are willing to put in the effort then the outcome will drive the numbers eventually.
Pros
People. We went to the door and walked in. It was grey. I felt like I had to use the restroom. I washed my hands.
Cons
Restrictions. I could not use the internet. I was tracked for everything I did. I was not happy and neither was my dog.
Pros
The PTO is great. It's hard to get fired from there.
Cons
Where it's hard to get fired, on the contrary it's easy to get laid off. Merit raises do not reflect a difference between top and bottom performers.
Advice to Senior Management
The IT department's service is not as good as it was when it was in house. Bring it back in house so you can control the level of service. IT employees will feel a part of the company, which would result in better performance.
Pros
Huntington has a great benefits package and provides some opportunities for professional growth. It is a mid-sized bank so it still has some what of a community oriented mentality.
Cons
The opportunity for advancements are limited especially if you work in retail and want to advance into other areas. The company seems to hire externally versus promoting qualified employees for positions in areas like business banking, the mortgage group or the investment company. Also the performance expectations before I left were not in touch with the economic climate and were very unrealistic.
Pros
Once in, there was stability. There was always plenty to do. My region had a lot of years experience to learn from (Michigan), but most region's Treasury Management departments were fairly new and clueless. Nice benefits and PTO, but it's just a job - not someplace to vision a career of growth. I hear their Retail products are great, although they are lacking in Commercial product solutions.
Cons
- They stopped promoting from within because they wanted "outside" talent, which makes it hard to be devoted to the company.
- They hired so many layers of management that they were completely out of touch with the customer.
- They stopped Michigan from being able to use their expertise (when MI's customer wanted the local touch), and wanted all work flow to go to Columbus.
- Sales goals were obscene, impossible to reach, and punishable.
- Sadly enough, management used terror to prevent people from voicing complaints, suggestions, or comments of any kind [at the beginning of meetings they started announcing "We will not be taking comments or questions!].
- There were so many layers of mgmt that they made it clear that if it you didn't fit it with their new rule you were easily replaceable.
- Only want "thinkers" and no "do-ers." We had an entire product relying on the work of 1 person, so we couldn't sell that product because that person didn't have time to implement it for everyone
- Our best talent was leaving in droves
Advice to Senior Management
Columbus will never hear your advice. They are making the company a vast machine that works like all other banks, instead of the personal touch "bank of the midwest." I think they are trying to make it easy to acquire by another bank.
Pros
People, 401k, Co-Workers, Discounted Interest Rates on Loans.
Cons
Middle Management, Cronyism, Friends Get Promoted, No Plan to advance
Advice to Senior Management
Replace Management in Collections Department
Pros
Places for advancements inside the branch
Cons
Not a competitive pay rate. Did too much work for the little amount of rate I was paid.
Advice to Senior Management
Do not let merger bank managers run the office under Huntington rules because they still refer back to the old bank that merged with Huntington
Pros
Great hours, decent pay for no previous experience.
Cons
Middle management has been there forever and does just enough to get by.
Pros
Great benefits package, great new branding, offering a lot of services unique to Huntington.
Cons
This company only truly values it's sales associates. Tellers are told that they are the face of Huntington and the branches wouldn't function without them, yet they are paid as little as possible and treated by far the worst. Tellers are literally not allowed to sit down at all while working. Often times they will work with days off and no lunch breaks on top of that. There is very little consideration given to how hard the tellers really work to keep the office going. Unrealistic sales goals, both on teller and platform. Pay raises are miniscual, if not non-existent. Employees basically have to sell at all costs.
Advice to Senior Management
Your employees are people and should be treated as such, not indentured servants.
Pros
They have good insurance to offer.
Cons
They are rude. HR doesn't care about you. They have secret rules in their guidlines book that state they can fire you for NO reason. They don't respect their employees. They won't help you to better yourself and work your way up because they are all threatened they will lose their job because you'll take theirs. They have nothing but dissatisfied customers and ridiculous accounts that constantly have errors and problems occuring.
