Where Doers Get Things Done - Junior Credit Analyst Axos Bank Employee Review

4.0
Jun 8, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- There is always something to do/work on - Rotations give a more comprehensive view of the Bank and its different departments/roles - Exposure to CCO and other high-up managers - Bonuses based on performance The JCA/JBA program is not for everyone. You need to be self-driven and motivated to get things done. The workload fluctuates, especially during quarter-end and year-end periods. There is always a chance to volunteer and go above and beyond. Doing the bare minimum will not yield positive results. Management will enable JCAs to take on bigger tasks and responsibilities if they show they can handle it. The program is a great opportunity to learn about finance and banking – questions are encouraged and extra training and learning is championed. Working in different departments with different managers allows JCAs to get exposure to several aspects of the Bank and can be useful in settling on a permanent department and moving to higher roles.

Cons

- Some rotations take longer than others, and some come too soon - Specific “JCA” tasks make it feel like college still, rather than a professional work place - Ambiguity on pay after “graduating” the program For “Senior” JCAs, the program may seem to hold them back slightly as they are still required to participate in assignments and functions in order to “graduate”, but at the same time taking on more responsibility within their departments. Although the program is continuously changing in order to become more streamlined, it may be best to allow JCAs to graduate at their own pace rather than a specific date based on hire.

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Axos Bank Response
5y
We really appreciate the constructive feedback. As you noted, the Junior Credit Analyst program (recently renamed to "Junior Banking Analyst" program) is a real gem: a great opportunity for early-career individuals to learn about banking and finance. As with anything, there are always improvements that can be made, and we will take your comments on board.

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