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Full-timePart-timePNC is a very work life balance company (in 379 reviews)
You can work from home which is great (in 75 reviews)
Belief that work life balance is much better than what it actually is (in 115 reviews)
Pressure from upper management for outbound calls can be unbearable (in 135 reviews)
I worked at PNC Financial Services Group full-time
Pros
Gives workers an opportunity to build customer service skills in the retail banking industry, with sales, operations, proficiency, and working in a team-based environment cooperatively with others. Incentives were offered for meeting quarterly sales goals, a score of 4.8 or higher on CIQ which compensated for all the hard work.
Cons
Too many expectations in one role, not enough pay. The training online working on the computer alone is very boring and needs to be more interactive.
Advice to Management
Focus more on the bigger picture, instead of micro-managing things that would not matter in the long run.
I have been working at PNC Financial Services Group full-time (More than a year)
Pros
Great benefits and working atmosphere. Colleagues are very smart and good to work with.
Cons
No break room. Slow to promote.
I worked at PNC Financial Services Group full-time
Pros
PNC has a strong employee community and the line of business is collaborative and they appreciate people who go above and beyond. You have a lot of opportunity to be included in strategic projects and customer opportunities if you work hard.
Cons
They are trying to look at how they regard their talent in a different way. Typically they see strong young people for 4-5 years, then they leave because there doesn't seem to be a lot of movement among the older employees so younger ones feel stuck. They are actively working on this, which is great, but just one of the reasons I left.
Advice to Management
Don't hold on to good talent just because they're good. If they're a top performer, they should be promoted within the organization. Also, stop limiting how many 'exceeds' performance reviews for lines of business. The line "We only have two exceeds" to give out, gets old when you're a top performer.
I have been working at PNC Financial Services Group full-time
Pros
Better working conditions than most large banks.
Cons
No work/life balance. They keep the branches severely understaff to same money, creating a very difficult situation for employees.
I have been working at PNC Financial Services Group full-time
Pros
Great benefits and great place to work
Cons
Pnc has a great atmosphere and great co workers
I have been working at PNC Financial Services Group full-time
Pros
It's a great company to work for if you are in a good branch. Fortunately, everyone I've worked with has been a blessing.
Cons
The salary is not up to par with the other banks in terms of salary for Bankers. They need to work on that. The incentive payout distribution for different models is a little skeptical as well.
I have been working at PNC Financial Services Group full-time
Pros
Decent Salary for coming out of undergrad. The training is pretty good and gives a nice foundation. Depending on role in C&IB, there can be travel, but not an overwhelming amount (depends on your team, too). Excellent work life balance. Good focus on minority groups and young professionals.
Cons
Salary is lower than the competition. Not a great emphasis on development or allowing flexibility in switching roles internally. Managers and their guidance/helpfulness vary strongly. Getting better with developing talent, but could be stronger.
Advice to Management
Focus more on mentoring and having managers have honest conversations. Salaries need to be higher across the board, especially if strong C&IB talent is to be retained. Also, bonuses for education should be considered.
I worked at PNC Financial Services Group full-time (More than 3 years)
Pros
The company seems to lack job security. Leaders tend to care less about mentoring and more about results with lack of procedure on how to produce expected results.
Cons
Informal training for this role. BDOs lack management experience and don’t know how to mentor. This role requires formal presentation training that is not available.
Advice to Management
Hire managers that are willing to coach, train and develop employees that have strong interpersonal skills and management experience
Pros
Safe and stesdy company to work for with no drastic changes or office drama
Cons
Just bought a new system and roll out has been awful. Managers wont admit it but this is killing sales.
Advice to Management
Take the fall on the Empower investment going so poorly. When only 15% hit the "easy" bonus maybe offer more incentives.
I worked at PNC Financial Services Group full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros
Benefits, management, flexibility, locations, opportunity
Cons
Limited advancement if you are not in the major market areas
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