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Nov 8, 2009
2009-11-08 06:26 PST
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Pros
Pay was well above average and bonuses were good. 3 weeks vacation plus sick time, 115% match on first 6% in 401k.
Cons
Merger with PNC has brought many changes, obviously. The problem is the inability of regional managers to communicate accurate info. Favortism runs rampant in this area as the regional manager does not listen to all the facts of a situation but instead acts upon how she feels. Flat out called me a liar and told me "We were done discussing this" when I tried to explain the situation. I recieved an apology a couple days later when she was proven wrong.
Advice to Senior Management
Get a clue. Your people are the key to success. You say your worried about employee engagement and making the PNC brand synonomous with banking, but if your employees hate you and the customers dont trust you that isn't going to happen.
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Anonymous in Cleveland, OH:
“Great place to work”
Nov 4, 2009
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“Farewell RM position”
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Intern in Cleveland, OH:
“Great position for students looking to gain experience within the banking industry”
Sep 17, 2009
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“Overall, ok place to work”
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“National City”
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“Used to be a good place to work...”
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“Let the dust settle before you search for a job within National City or PNC.”
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