U.S. Bank Reviews
Updated Feb 9, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 432 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
CEO Rating
Based on 310 ratings
Chairman, President, and CEO |
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Pros
The company is about the best you could get with a major company these days! Very ethical leadership and honest genuine respect and concern for customers, and fellow staff members.
Cons
Depending on the district, upward movement can be tricky, as there are two different sides to the set up. There are Community branches/districts, and there are Metro branches /districts. The community Districts tend to to be filled up with very long term employees, not looking fro advancement, so movement is very slow. The Metro districts are much more fluid, and have more opportunities available.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the great work ! It is a amazing company! Thank You!
Pros
room to advance in career, motivated co-workers and managers, strong community banking bonds, great customer service.
Cons
poor pay for responsibilities of tellers, minimal bonus'
Pros
Night hours so I could go to school during the day.
Cons
Ridiculous how the push the sales. Plus nobody every qualifies for anything!
Pros
Some great colleagues--some very knowledgable people who have worked at the bank for years
Some of the work was interesting.
Location
Certain departments were very well run
Cons
Very limited opportunities for personal and professional growth
Teams were often too large (80 people on a conference call does not an efficient team make) and meetings would go on for 2-3 hours or longer.
Salary was OK, but the raises and bonuses were awful
Some good managers, but too many inept ones
Advice to Senior Management
Learn how to manage people --not just tasks
Learn the art of operating nimbly
Trust the people who you hire, or change your hiring processes
Provide adequate on-boarding and training for employees and encourage them to advance their careers
Reconsider the effects of outsourcing on the local (U.S.) economies.
Pros
Flexible and caring about employees.
Cons
Far from home-base city and commute.
Advice to Senior Management
More feedback.
Pros
Nice work environment, salary and benefits.
Cons
It is a buerocratic bank.
Advice to Senior Management
Lift the skill level of the managers
Pros
stable, good people, flexible, fiscally conservative
Cons
youth culture favoritism; very inexperienced firstline and middle managers; degree of elitism infects some groups
Advice to Senior Management
your not being fair to older workers
Pros
good enviroment. flexable hours and not bad pay
Cons
sales stress . open Sundays and holidays ..sucks
Advice to Senior Management
put ur selves in our shoes
Pros
make you feel welcome in the work place great at training employees big focuse on customer service great place to work
Cons
some employees are not happy use to old way of doing thing from previous bank, wages are not that great
Advice to Senior Management
work more on customer service score work on getting old team member with the program and work on getting more sales
Pros
Stable Job, Flexible Work hours
Cons
Screwed up upper management
Can't retain people
Attitude that 'New Hire' knows everything
Advice to Senior Management
Promote existing employees.
CEO is a genuine 'class act' guy. His managers are worthless.



