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RBC est une entreprise au sein de laquelle il est facile de se développer. Il y a beaucoup d'avancements de carrières. Nous avons d'excellents avantages sociaux et beaucoup de supports de la part de nos supérieurs. Par contre, le salaire n'est pas très élevé compte tenu de tous les tâches et du travail qui vient avec le poste.
Growth and diversified workplace, productive and fun. Gives the opportunity to everyone to have a taste of different culture The management program is excellent
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Picnic days and free lunches
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Extra hours
One of the worst places I have ever worked in my life. Management is a joke and executive management is even worse - nepotism is a real issue here and at the branch level, they tend to only hire people who are known to the company and females. People without genuine disabilities are hired under the disability initiative, and branches have a general atmosphere of cattiness and mistrust. Not what one would expect from a major bank. Compensation is also remarkably low until you go up much higher in the internal echelons.
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Hours are decent.
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Poor salary, bad management, highly negative workplace culture, HR is a joke
The pay was decent but the pressure they put on you for sales was ridiculous and stressful. There isn’t enough training for people that had never worked in banking. Consequently others pay for it when people complain. They don’t stress enough for people NOT to guess at the answer so it confuses and angers the clients when the answers conflict. Their bonus incentives are unfair and they are constantly trying to get you to work on and pay for their charities when they are the only ones getting the tax benefits for it. Just far too stressful. Their system for getting shifts is ridiculous and unfair and they will uproot you from your work station for no apparent reason other than a power trip. I was experienced in banking and have a proven record of excellence in customer service so you have to be able to handle a lot of pressure if you want this job. You are on a very tightly clocked schedule that is held against you in order to advance or get raises if you don’t strictly adhere to it.
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Pay and benefits
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Shifts and expectations. Clocking your every move
Their evaluation is not fair at all. It all depends on your manager . Even if you do your job, and you are nice to them, it depends on their personality and mentality. Micromanaging, they make you set and listen to your co-worker calls and critics them, and they do the exact same to you!After a year of working on the company I got 500$ increase in my salary annually ! it is like no increase at all. They try to push people to write good reviews about them! If you are looking to retire and not move then yes go for it, they don't fire. But you will hardly get recognition or a good increase.
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if you are looking to stay on your place and retire, go for it. They dont let go of people easily.
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low wage, no movement, stressful, unfair, micro-managing, all about the sales
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Good place for first steps in banking career, do not get too comfortable.Too much micro management, slack training, lacks team atmosphere that would want you to work for them.
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Work from home opportunity
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Micromanagement, lack of communication, your future career is based in your Boss' impression of you. Period
Very good credit card managers for the amount of work you do you are not paid fairly and nothing happens to the client that discriminate you mangers do nothing re your claims of verbal raciscim. Toxic stress work. Life will impact your Personal life
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Great benifits
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Survey scores
Long hours and very difficult to find work-life balanced. There is a training on paper, but the employees are so busy than you have to learn things on your own. It was shocking to see that employees barely take lunch time. Long hours sitting that can cause health issues. High expectations for the salary.
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Benefits.
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Long hours due the high volume of operations, lack of training and lack of staff.
Best company to work with excellent work culture and employee care. Positive top management and leadership with growth mindset and always innovating to be the best in delivering superior client experience.
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Fun place to work
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None
The CSR job is primarily a sales role. I was looking to get back into the workforce after time off to raise my children. Pay is minimum wage and the hours were terrible. As a new employee I was working the evening and weekend shifts. Even working at the mall in university, they alternated employees to allow for a weekend off each month and the atmosphere was better. When an opportunity came to transfer to a branch 45 minutes closer to home, I was told I wasn’t allowed as it was in a different territory with a different manager. This role is better suited to new graduates without families, looking to work their way up the ladder.
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Training, opportunity for advancement
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Poor wages, requires evening and weekend hours, competitive among employees
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I work at advice center and I get so much of negative pressure. The managers areunsupportive, makes me feel like we dont matter to them. They are all about numbers,client surveys (when they make client wait for 1 hour) obviously, they will not be giving 10. Management will always hold you responsible for each survey even though its their own fault. No job security, they dont look for positive things we did but always point out negative things. 8 hours drain your mind compeltely. I have started having other health issues due to stress. Its too much to handle.DON'T STAY IN ADVICE CENTER FOR LONG. They do not provide breaks if we have missed it while we are on call. ZERO CONSIDERATION ABOUT EMPLOYEES'S FEEDBACK OR MENTAL HEALTH.
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Benefits
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No support from managers, sometimes no breaks, favouritism, poor management.
I have joined RBC under Advice Centre. There is immense negative pressure of the work. Training was too long but it is not effective. Managers are not supportive, they ask to write commitments after each skill build session which is used against you during performance appraisal / quarterly reviews. There need to be a proper mechanism to provide feedback on given Training. Managers are negatively pressurising which is creating fear of losing job. There's no job security. Overall, RBC has a big name but their HR policy is inhuman. Negative Pressure creates a lot of stress. Managers are micro managing each calls and not giving freedom and flexibility. After each calls there's only 4 seconds given to pause which is not realistic. WFO system who manages our shifts and break, does not allow us to take break if we have missed while we were on call with clients. Focus is more towards "SALES" and they do not care about Employees.
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Reputed Organization
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- Goals are unrealistic, lot of Micro management, no proper training, Banking advisor Intern are expected to give 100% from day 1.
Excellent working environment and dealing with new HR Technologies. Team work and good learning of all HR stakeholders working.
"Feel free to come in on Saturdays if you feel you need to to get the work done" was something my manager told me right from the start. I quickly noticed that the company is very clique-based with management spending most of their time gossiping and promotions going to family members of management. Expect to be over-worked and under-paid with contract work being the defacto norm and the chance at getting full time work with benefits being dangled in front of you constantly to convince you to work extra hours off the clock for no pay.Management gets a bonus based on how much of their budget they don't spend so expect every corner to be cut.Training was near non-existent with managers not knowing what you were supposed to be doing and telling you to watch someone else do their job to figure it out.
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Get to say you worked at rbc
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No benefits, unpaid overtime, innovation frowned upon (stop making management look bad with your ideas), mandatory meetings about feelings
I worked at RBC for 4 years as a Client Advisor. The work/life balance was decent the pay could have been much better but working part time at RBC there is a lot of flexibility in the scheduling sometimes you'll work full days other days can be half days. The clients for the most part are relatively friendly however you're going to have those couple of irate, angry rude clients it comes with the territory of customer service. Unfortunately during my time at RBC the branch managers I had were terrible they were completely dysfunctional, disorganized, unhelpful, disengaged and most of the time didn't care much about the staff or clients it was a toxic workplace environment with them. These guys were RBC lifers so they knew nothing was going to happen to them. So your experience at RBC will depend on which branch you get placed at hopefully it's one where the workplace culture is healthy, collaborative and everyone is willing to help and communicate effectively. But overall my experience at RBC was not the greatest it could have been so much better. People don't leave companies they leave bad/poor management.
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Decent work/life balance
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terrible branch management
From beginning to end, a nightmare. Recruiter promised things that could not and did not happen, they were just filling in the seats. Hours were difficult, could not achieve work life balance and the amount of politics in the work place was ridiculous. You were expected to obey, perform and not complain.
Working at a call center is psychological torture regardless of the company, BUT keep in mind that compared to other banks RBC (one of the largest banks in Canada) pays you the least. They micro-manage you to the point where it becomes counter-productive and annoying beyond words. When you ask questions like, "how many sick days do I get per year?", they answer vaguely or avoid the question all together. Management is EXTREMELY disorganized and all over the place. They claim to value the mental health of employees and yet hound you any time you want to take a day off (asking you if you would like to work on an off day to make up for it, um no that's why we have sick days). You can "move up" and increase your salary by a tad, but it's more of a "move across" as you just end up jumping from one department to another (if you do a good enough job). On a more positive note, I will say they offer an excellent training program and good benefits. This is a great place to start if you are straight out of school or don't have a education and would like to work in an office setting. But beware, don't stay there longer than you have to!
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Good Benefits, Good start for some experience, Good training
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Disorganized, Pays less than other banks, Not much room for climbing the ladder
RBC is a great place to work. You are not only provided the necessary training before you start the real job, but also provide on the job coaching and skill build sessions to help you excel in your time and grow professionally. The management is awesome, very supportive and encouraging. Provide a good work life balance, which for me is very important.
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Great benefits, excellent management, good work life balance
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Salary
Was only there for 7 months as I decided to go back to construction it was a fun place to work but once the pandemic hit things got a bit tense. The managers and other staff managed to keep it very light and relaxed and you could talk to them about any stresses. Management was always willing to help if you had questions.
Not much difference in the role of BA n FA. Banking advisor role is a hybrid role. Management wants you to do client advisor and also sales from you..
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Work life balance
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Slow growth
My Immediate supervisors were encouraging, always supportive to work with you to ensure a good work / life balance. Continuous opportunity to train and prepare for advancement. Every opportunity to succeed to the employees, it is up to the employee to want it and to actually take the initiative to do it. Excellent benefits and pension plan. Overall, I loved going to work for the first time in a long time.
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