You get to earn 3 weeks of paid vacation - with hours accumulating each pay period, and once you do earn it then you have to fight within your team to use it. Managers will even ask if you really need to take it - and hint that they want you to cancel your plans.
You can earn up to 80 hours of sick time, but only use 40 hours per anniversary year. If let's say one year you use no sick time at all but then the next (god forbid something happen to you) you use alot and you go over the 40 hours they will not make any exceptions to use more hours from your bank - even for serious health issues. They say it has been a policy for years, yet the handbook and that section was updated 3 months ago.
During COVID most employees were sent home (against the wishes of what the C-Suite wanted - the CEO does not believe COVID is real (major red flags here) - yeah look him up) and had spy software installed on their computers. Employees were threatened in a heinous email that if the work fell below standard, people would be fired (again in a pandemic when so much is already going on, you now are threatened to lose your job by some wackadoodle in a suit). The employees who did stay behind basically doubled up on their roles and took on extra tasks - do you think there was any compensation for that? - no, none.
When it comes time for you to get promoted don't even think for a minute that your raise will start when you actually are promoted. You get the title right away but the raise - that comes maybe 6-7 months later when you get your next bonus / review. So you basically get your fancy new title, take on more work and responsibility but then you "may" get a raise at a later date. And another thing - will you get any of that back pay from when you got promoted based on if you had the raise then? - no, none.
Dealing with other departments will be a pain in your side, no one wants to own their tasks and they do a subpar job on the ones they will handle. Call Center is a joke, customers get the run around constantly from employees because the system is outdated and the company will not invest in their back office side. While the company is an online bank - their website and app is constantly having issues - it is not state of the art like it should be for the "first internet bank" in the US.
