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Service Desk Analyst (Ancien employé) – Toronto, ON – 16 janvier 2019
The worst large company to work for, management is just horrible. Tons of favoritism, slacking off and when you point it out then they try to get you in trouble. No advancement, in RBC it depends on who you end up working for and majority of the time it is with some loser of a manager who has no life and wants to ruin others careers and future. The HR of this company is horrible, they just always backup the managers even with evidence.
Points positifs
Easy jobs
Points négatifs
No advancement and tons of harassment
Love to work with RBC
Technical Service Analyst (Employé actuel) – Toronto, ON – 14 janvier 2019
Love to work with RBC
Its always been a great experience, so far worked on different projects with different managers and hard to choose which one is the best.
RBC is always my first choice for projects.
Its always been a great experience, so far worked on different projects with different managers and hard to choose which one is the best.
RBC is always my first choice for projects.
Great place to work depending on the team
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER (CO-OP) (Ancien employé) – Toronto, ON – 14 janvier 2019
I worked for three different teams at RBC. Only had one mediocre experience where the manager was promoting people liked over talent. The rest was great
Great place to work
Sales Associate (Ancien employé) – Saskatoon, SK – 14 janvier 2019
Great place to work. Good work/life balance. Management supportive of educating and training staff, including paying for industry courses. The culture was positive. Compensation has the potential to be very good, though very low at the entry level.
Points positifs
Good wrk life balance
Points négatifs
Low pay, especially entry level
Productive and fun working place
Commercial Credit Advisor\Analyst - Real Estate (Employé actuel) – Toronto – 13 janvier 2019
-Good learning place
-No micro management
-Direct Management is not too bad, but no decision power
-Good coaching opportunities
-Very professional people
-No micro management
-Direct Management is not too bad, but no decision power
-Good coaching opportunities
-Very professional people
Points positifs
good free coffee
Great workplace environment
Client Advisor (Employé actuel) – Vaughan, ON – 13 janvier 2019
It has been a year at RBC now, one thing I can say is management is very accommodating, the perk, benefits, and package are good for starting. A great way to start your career. Ample opportunities
Great place To work
Deposit Operations Specialist (Ancien employé) – Nassau, ON – 12 janvier 2019
Job Work/Life Balance:
I worked full-time, 40 hours a week. Excellent life balances and was able to School part-time in the meantime.
Biggest issue would be angry customers who place all their hate towards RBC onto you.
I worked full-time, 40 hours a week. Excellent life balances and was able to School part-time in the meantime.
Biggest issue would be angry customers who place all their hate towards RBC onto you.
Worst job I've ever had
Banking Advisor (Ancien employé) – Montréal, QC – 10 janvier 2019
A typical day at work :
-I would work 10 hour shifts/4x week
-As a banking advisor you're taking about a 100 calls a day doing a little bit of everything
-They expect you to have a low call time while maintaining excellent customer service and having really good sales and resolving clients issues.
What I learned :
-How the banking system works, nothing else important or worthwhile learning to advance my career
Management:
-Not supportive at all
-If you're a suck up you will probably advance
-Won't let you apply for other positions
Workplace culture
-Okay nothing remarkable
Hardest part of my job :
-100 calls a day with at least half being angry about something, I would come home crying every night and I've worked customer service for over 10 years, never hated a job this much in my life
-Pay was average, not really worth it for the amount of work
-Very strict schedule, every minute is monitored if you miss your break because of a call you do not get it back
Most enjoyable part of the job:
-Leaving work
-I would work 10 hour shifts/4x week
-As a banking advisor you're taking about a 100 calls a day doing a little bit of everything
-They expect you to have a low call time while maintaining excellent customer service and having really good sales and resolving clients issues.
What I learned :
-How the banking system works, nothing else important or worthwhile learning to advance my career
Management:
-Not supportive at all
-If you're a suck up you will probably advance
-Won't let you apply for other positions
Workplace culture
-Okay nothing remarkable
Hardest part of my job :
-100 calls a day with at least half being angry about something, I would come home crying every night and I've worked customer service for over 10 years, never hated a job this much in my life
-Pay was average, not really worth it for the amount of work
-Very strict schedule, every minute is monitored if you miss your break because of a call you do not get it back
Most enjoyable part of the job:
-Leaving work
Points positifs
none
Points négatifs
management, clients
Terrific employer
Director - Home Equity Financing (Ancien employé) – Toronto, ON – 10 janvier 2019
Terrific company to work for. Work was challenging and always allowing for a learning opportunity.
The culture focused on a people development and a work. life, balance.
The culture focused on a people development and a work. life, balance.
Very good job culture
Banking Advisor (Ancien employé) – Moncton, NB – 9 janvier 2019
People are fun to be with. They have exciting activities at work. The impacting thing that happened was when everyone in the team was very helpful and shares best practices.
good company
Client Advisor (Employé actuel) – Dartmouth, NS – 9 janvier 2019
friendly
good culture
training
supporting
good money
managers are great
staff is very supportive
smart system
good bonus
good increase
comfortable place to live
good culture
training
supporting
good money
managers are great
staff is very supportive
smart system
good bonus
good increase
comfortable place to live
Points positifs
friendly
Points négatifs
travel
Banking Advisor
Banking Advisor (Ancien employé) – Québec City, QC – 7 janvier 2019
I usually came in early to do all the opening checks. For security reasons I can't really explain everything that happens but for about half an hour various things and tasks are completed to make sure it's safe for the bank to open and for more employees to show up to work.
In the morning you set up all your meetings for the the day and adapt your day's schedule. Print your papers, fill in the holes and prepare yourself.
All along the day you meet people, shake their hands and learn a little bit more about them and try to meet their financial and banking needs.
Lunch is usually offset at some weird hours and in the later hours of a regular business day you spend your time completing your files and sending emails, closing files and sending follow-up work.
In the morning you set up all your meetings for the the day and adapt your day's schedule. Print your papers, fill in the holes and prepare yourself.
All along the day you meet people, shake their hands and learn a little bit more about them and try to meet their financial and banking needs.
Lunch is usually offset at some weird hours and in the later hours of a regular business day you spend your time completing your files and sending emails, closing files and sending follow-up work.
Points positifs
benefits
Points négatifs
slow promotions
Things have changed
Senior Insurance Advisor (Employé actuel) – Calgary, AB – 6 janvier 2019
RBC used to be a greater company to work at and now I feel like It’s a very toxic, and emotional and mentally abusive place to work.
My pay was cut by 25k in 2 years.
My pay was cut by 25k in 2 years.
Points positifs
Benefits.
Points négatifs
So many