NBH Bank Reviews

Pros

Great Culture, Great people, Great place to work

Cons

None that I can think or

Pros

Great people Good training Hard work

Cons

Fast pace of work can sometimes be exhausting

Pros

Leadership is positive and welcoming.

Cons

401k is lacking compared to other banks.

Pros

Management let you do your job without being micro managed is

Cons

Favoritism was apparent and decreased morale

Pros

Pay, benefits, and atmosphere are very market competitive.

Cons

Executive Management lacks leadership and are some of the worst leaders I have ever worked for or with. At the end they will not have your back and will quickly move on to the next shinny trend that appears to make them the most money.

Pros

Decent pay, good exposure to learn a lot of things and interact with leadership on a personal level

Cons

Work here if you want to be in office almost everyday with covid going on. Multiple confirm cases of covid with employees that tested positive and still forced to come in. Micromanaging and if you work hard, your reward will be given more projects and assignments for “growth” opportunities. Realistically a 1-2 percent annual raise here.. your opinions get shot down if brought up so no need to bring up ideas or thoughts. It’s not gonna be utilized since they have a way to follow things done in the past. Let’s focus on a new future and something not as outdated in the past

Pros

Solidly capitalized, promotes from within, executive management is easily accessible, customer service focused. As someone that was promoted 2 times in 4 years believe me when I say that you will be recognized for your efforts. There are workers that feel simply because they have been with the company for X number of years, they should be promoted to a management level. That is not how this company (or any company for that matter) should work, and it’s definitely not how NBH works. I have found executive management to be easily accessible and understanding of difficult situations. If you are looking to enter into the world of banking, this is an excellent company to start with and build a solid career foundation for yourself.

Cons

Low pay comparatively speaking, too much confusion in upper management regarding job responsibilities, outdated technology (although this is improving)

Pros

-Competitive Pay -Great time off; you're given a tremendous amount of time off (probably the usual amount any bank gives), however, NBH actually encourages and allows you to use the time off that's given. - Ability to work from home. This may depend on the department your in; but I have the freedom to work from home or the office as I choose. The company has embraced the work from home culture for positions that allow it. -Work, life, balance is strong. I don't work on the weekends and am encouraged to take the time off I need. -Investments in IT and infrastructure are leading to an evolution of the bank, which will have a positive impact in the future in regards to opportunities - At the end of the day People work for people. I have great bosses and really enjoy everyone I work with. My interaction with leadership has been positive and encouraging. -The bank operates in very strong markets, NBH is financially sound and well capitalized -Again the bank is growing, which gives team members an opportunity to grow with the bank

Cons

-The 401K, the match doesn't really get matched throughout the year. You get a lump sum at the end of the year for match, which takes away the opportunity to earn interest from that match. Prudential, the 401k plan administrator, also charges high fees and has poor investment selections -The company is growing. I personally see this as a pro not a con, but change requires flexibility. If you aren't flexible or willing to stretch outside your comfort zone, this may not be the place for you. NBH will give you all the tools to succeed, but there is very little fat within the company. You can't hide and be unproductive like you can in larger institutions. I see this as a pro, but there's easier work if your only interested in doing the bare minimum for a paycheck.

Pros

NBH Bank is a good place to get a start. They have a great environment, seem to be the most willing to hire candidates with little or no bank experience especially if you apply to teller pool. The people are nice in general and management is good too. I traveled to a lot of branches and the environment was always pleasant. They health benefits are affordable and cover a lot. The dress code here is lax, as long as you still look professional they’re not going to micromanage your wardrobe. Paid vacation and sick days and holidays are off and paid for like most banks. The job for me was a fairly steep learning curve but the training was great and lengthy and once you get used to it it’s very easy.

Cons

The pay is not that good. It could be better, especially considering how many customers you deal with every day.

Pros

Management is amazing. The workload isn't killer. The pay isn't bad either and management truly wants you to advance in the company and will help you achieve it. I came from a smaller bank and while there was a period of transition, it wasn’t anything too significant and I received more than enough support throughout.

Cons

The company is a bit behind in IT and has a lot of their items still in paper when it should be online. The company is implementing things in place to catch up and better the bank, though, so that’s good.