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National City Reviews
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34 Reviews
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Dec 16, 2008
“n/a”
Branch Consumer Banking Specialist in Chicago, IL (US)Pros: “The corporation has a lot of great products for customers.”
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Dec 9, 2008
“Used to be a great place to work”
Project Manager in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Dec 8, 2008
“If you are a dishonest salesmen then you will do very very well!”
Licensed Financial Consultant -
Dec 2, 2008
“Not great”
Assistant in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Nov 28, 2008
“Think again...”
Licensed Financial Consultant in Kalamazoo, MI (US) -
Nov 25, 2008
“Nice work if you can get it.”
Project Manager in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Dec 2, 2008
“Good place to start a career.”
Corporate Banker in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Nov 20, 2008
“Too bad.”
Software Architect in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Nov 5, 2008
1 found helpful
“Great place to start a career, but only a stepping stone to better things.”
Consumer Banker in Lexington, KY (US) -
Nov 12, 2008
“Good benifits if you get to keep your job.”
Opperations Associate (o10) in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Nov 9, 2008
“End of a great one....”
Licensed Financial Consultant -
Nov 7, 2008
“Hold on to your hats.”
Licensed Financial Consultant in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Oct 3, 2008
1 comment
“NCC stock on its way up!”
Licensed Financial Consultant in Ann Arbor, MI (US) -
Sep 17, 2008
“Overall an average workplace.”
Summer Employee in Louisville, KY (US) -
Sep 14, 2008
“i used to work for national city bank...”
Teller in West Bloomfield, MI (US) -
Sep 12, 2008
“Auditors get in and get out...”
IT Auditor in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Sep 4, 2008
“Opp for advancement but tough market conditions require lots of patience”
Senior Vice President/Director in Cleveland, OH (US) -
Aug 31, 2008
“Hard work can pay off at NCC, but it can be very frustrating to work for them.”
N/A in Chicago, IL (US) -
Aug 26, 2008
“Too much for not enough.”
Office Manager -
Aug 11, 2008
“High turnover and weak employee retention”
Business Analyst in Cleveland, OH (US)
