good company, but there's a reason why this position is a "revolving door"
Pros
great opportunity for recent graduates, excellent way to gain exposure to banking/financial industry, good pay opportunities, work/life balance, good benefits
Cons
degree not required, increasingly more retail. not a bank based on relationships anymore, it's a cell phone store or used car dealership where bankers are expected to pounce on people as they walk in the door. the sales process is SO dumbed down and increasingly gimmicky. the only thing missing in the branch is a big wheel that clients spin to see what they won that day. incentive plan/commission schedule constantly decreased making it harder for bankers to make the same PVC's they did the quarter before. no annual raises EVER, very hard to get promoted, even for national achievers, unless you want to be a branch manager (and don't even try to get into JPMorgan) hours are being increased on weekends and some branches even open on sundays now
