TD Securities Reviews
Updated Feb 13, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Reasonable working hours. There are crunch projects from time to time. But overall reasonable.
Good diversification in term of ethnicity , gender, ...etc.
Cons
Limited opportunity for fast track career advancement.
Limited exposure to different aspects of the business.
Like any other bank, lots of politics.
Pros
Good culture and great people alot of fun to work here
Cons
Alot of inefficiencies, middle mgmt lacks vision and know how
Advice to Senior Management
focus on building a sustainable solutions as apposed to keeping the lights running
Pros
TD is a large company and good experience. I built my trading and software skill in TD. Benefit in TD is good.
Cons
I did not give a chance to promote and grow in TD. A lot of politics at TD. Not friendly.
Advice to Senior Management
Project Manager set up schedule at there is always not make sense. Trust old people when Manager change. More hand on.
Pros
Smart people. Lots of resources. Work on big and interesting transactions with premiere corporations in Canada. Given lots of responsibility and plenty of face time with clients.
Cons
Competitive environment, but you can expect that at every ibank. Getting called into work when you are scheduled for vacation.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to at least attempt to foster a more congenial work environment.
Pros
1. nice co-workers
2. great balance between life and work
3. employees are usually treated fairly
4. good benefit for employees
Cons
1. maybe slow career growth within the firm as the turnover is typically low
2. the overall firm is kinda conservative
Advice to Senior Management
1. act a bit more aggressively on major business decisions
2. well compensate and recognize talented employees
3. compensate and promote employees based on performance, not on years of experience
Pros
a very local banking firm
Cons
Worst place to work for, manager is not opened minded, never disclose anything to employee
no room to growth.
a very local bank with no international prospect
super old technology
Pros
Management is very good about letting employees work from home or taking days off last minute
Very cordial & polite atmosphere exuded by overall staff
Senior management appears to have an open door policy ... receptive to suggestions
Cons
Delegation of supervisory oversight should be a cause of great concern for senior management in NYC.
Very few in management know the systems inside and out nor does mgmt understand the procedures or work entailed and assumed by their staff because there is no checks or balances in seeing if the staff is doing what they should be doing correctly (assuming they are even doing it at all)...
Slackers get by very easily at TD because it is so difficult to remove them after the initial 90 days...
Advice to Senior Management
Get more hands on to the day to day operations so you can avoid a UBS nightmare...
Instead of just overpaying for delegators who are just YES men and internet surfers - Hire managers that want to learn the operations from A-Z so the managers can be leaders that understand when there is a crisis or streamline the process to help alleviate the overload of the daily grind (NOT ADD TO IT).
Pros
Good Benefit and decent salary
Cons
Politics, other people slacking but get greater compensation
Pros
The company is viewed favourably by many people in term of culture. People are in general very courteous and helpful.
Cons
Some jobs requires long hours, with relatively lower-than-industrial pay. Promotion usually comes from internal transfers - it seems that same class joiners are promoted together, so promotion may come slower than expected for hard workers who wants to get ahead.
Advice to Senior Management
None.
Pros
Good career opportunities, professional, smart people
Cons
Long hours and lots of internal politics
