Scottrade Reviews
Updated Feb 14, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Nice benefits and good work environment
Cons
Not stimulating, slow career growth.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep doing the same things.
Pros
good group of people, fun working environment, enjoyable training courses in scottrade university, competive in working hours and balance in lifestyle
Cons
low compensation, no room for serious growth unless moving to saint louis, lack of products and services in the self directed brokerage dynamics
Pros
Not a hard job, just pointless in the way we go about things. We roll out the same red carpet to a $50 account and to a $1mil account. The carpet is so worn out, the big accounts don't think it's really red anymore.
Cons
I had to sign an agreement that I will not post anything about Scottrade that's negative, sooooo.... Yep, that's how we deal with employee dissatisfaction.
Advice to Senior Management
Rodger, you created a great company because of your clear, concise, engineering way of thinking. We need technology, technology, technology. You predicted it in '97 when we were one of the first with a website. The site barely changed since then. We need account segregation if we're going to survive, but lack the tools to entice the big fish. I clicked on here that I approve of you, but that's not the case for most of your direct reports. They have no experience steering the behemoth we've become.
Pros
The people are great and the job is pretty easy. At the branch level, it really depends on the customers and co-workers.
Cons
The pay could be a little bit higher, some of the corporate processes are very complicated for no reason at all.
Advice to Senior Management
Offer more advancement opportunities rather than just an option to move to St Louis, also pay your employees a little bit more
Pros
IT is very rewarding in terms of the experience and variety of jobs you get your feet wet with
Also the seniors are great
Cons
the pay is very low, and no public transportation is available to the worker
in addition the food is aweful
Pros
Scottrade is a great place to work and very easy and laid back.
Cons
Some of the clients expect the world from a deep discount brokerage.
Pros
paid internship, nice and welcoming people, flexible hours, etc..
Cons
dealing with customers who arent very nice, since this is a service oriented job
Pros
401K Match (50% all the way to the max)
Cons
All high level jobs located in St. Louis
Pros
Rodger Riney is a very fair and generous leader.
Cons
Work home life balance is off. Scottrade expects unlimited access to employees personal time.
Advice to Senior Management
Turnover is very high. People are leaving to achieve a better home/work life balance.
Pros
Great job to have on a resume. If your looking to start a career as a stockbroker, Scottrade is the place to start.
Cons
If you are looking to become a stock broker at scottrade, you can't give advise to people since Scottrade is a discount brokerage, which could beat the whole purpose of being a stock broker.
Advice to Senior Management
The management is well organized and the management knows how to lead the organization towards success. A well put performance.



