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www.natpennbank.com Boyertown, PA 1000 to 5000 Employees

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National Penn Bancshares President, CEO, and Director Scott V. Fainor

Scott V. Fainor

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40% of employees recommend this company to a friend
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organization has lost focus on customers

Anonymous Employee (Former Employee)

I worked at National Penn Bancshares

Prosdirect management/immediate work environment was satisfactory, benefits package was satisfactory, flexibility in schedule, and assignment of pay increases all positive

Consthe top of the house did not listen to the valid feedback from the front line employees; this negatively impacted customer service

No, I would not recommend this company to a friend

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Disappointing

Vice President (Former Employee)
Reading, PA

I worked at National Penn Bancshares

ProsInteresting and challenging work. Lots of quality folks

ConsUnless you were in the inter circle, little chance for advancement. Lots of favoritism

Advice to Senior ManagementIdentify quality folks and reward them for job well done

No, I would not recommend this company to a friend

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Ok in some departments; horrible in others

Manager (Current Employee)
Boyertown, PA

I have been working at National Penn Bancshares

ProsNice hometown atmosphere. Most of the people are pleasant. Bennies seem to be decent, esp. free bank accounts, etc.

ConsLots of people here who have been here their whole lives--creates inbreeding. Many mundane and petty personalities. Some of the senior managers, excuse me, senior vice presidents (everyone's a vice president here!), are downright poisonous, cruel and toxic.

Advice to Senior ManagementGet with contemporary times and the real world! Pay attention to those senior managers' whose people are browbeat day in and day out and get rid of them (the senior managers, not the abused employees). Do you really think it's smart business to keep these petty women who have been with the company their whole lives, 28-35 years, just because of their longevity? Take a hard look at what kind of managers they really are and how awful their employees are feeling!

No, I would not recommend this company to a friend

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National Penn Bank provides career development opportunities to those willing to work toward success.

Anonymous Employee (Current Employee)

I have been working at National Penn Bancshares

ProsNational Penn Bank truly cares about its clients and its employees. Through these economic hardships there has never been a mass layoff. There is stability in the company as long as you are working hard. Department managers range in flexibility and morale, however I'm personally satified with mine.

ConsThere are more federal regulations, which cause more red tape in accomplishing tasks on the front-lines. Also, the company's culture is also changing as it has greatly expanded in the past 3 years.

Advice to Senior ManagementI think senior management has done a great job in leading NPB out of the economic hardships we faced in the prior year. I believe an analysis of salaries should be assessed on the management side of the community offices, as was with the teller side 3 years ago. There are thin margins between the Head Tellers, Assistant Managers and COMs. This is causing talent to walk out the door to its competitors at times. Also, visibility of top senior management would go a long way in further bolstering morale in the company.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

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Take it or Leave it...

Teller Supervisor (Former Employee)

I worked at National Penn Bancshares

ProsGrowth opportunities available if you are willing to stick it out and wait your turn.

ConsPay and benefits package leave much to be desired although it is one of the most competitive in the area.

Advice to Senior ManagementPay employees what they deserve and assure the funds that are being paid out are allocated to the employees who deserve it.

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its ok for a job

Anonymous Employee (Former Employee)

I worked at National Penn Bancshares

Prospay was ok and benefits good

Constrying to get an advancement in career is hard

Advice to Senior Managementnone

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

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