Pros
The pros for PNC surround the experience and training that they offer you. They are a pretty old company as far as retail banks in the United States - they have lots of old, loyal clients, and they have a great product offering for their clients.
Cons
PNC is a tight, cheap company. Starting out with their base salaries, which are meager, to their bonuses, which are hardly existant and occurring every quarter, they hate to let a dime go to their employees. PNC has a spotlight point program. The points that you accumulate over a series of years amount to a flashlight or a frying pan after years of service. Their bonus is not only overcomplicated, but barely existant. For example, they offer just $25 to get someone with interest and money to sit down with a financial advisor. That is chump change. Their health benefits are shallow, and the vesting schedule for their pension and 401k steep and long - 3 years before you get a dime of the money they match you. Their disability - I had complications due to COVID 19 - fairly unpaid as they are pretty famous for denying claims to their employees after they stick with the company through a pandemic and keep their branches open. Get your experience, and get out.