Bank of America

It was a great location with free underground parking. The work was interesting resolving tax issues for their clients. The folks in the call center were very helpful and training was excellent. The manager was probably one of the best I've ever worked with.

Worked for B of A in a high growth area in Del Mar . Met all business and personal client goals. Recruited from Wells Fargo in Palm Desert Ca after my husband passed . Wanted to make move, had worked for Security Pacific in Palm Springs prior until merger closed branch. Never thought Bank of America would be bought out but it was and manager were be moved around by a District Manager who didn’t last with new bank . I left to take care of my grown daughter I’ll with Lupus and had new twins . Had my own business for 15 years .

I was contracted through DISYS INTELLIGENCE FOR 2 years. This was the best job I have ever had. The pay was good and they were very good about maternity leave

The management was hands on any time I had a problem with a transaction. When my father passed away, the bank manager gave me a month to go out of the country.

That was good years when I was working for Bank of America I hope I get job again with Bank of America

It was a relly good job experience, they were very friendly , loved the cafeteria . The supervisors were really good had alot of knowledge.

I loved the job benefits work experience. Educational benefits. Company experience. Company interactions with all employees. Diversity. Incentives

Very good place to work, professionalism is key ,good working environment, team work is enhanced, open office environment to liase with top managers.

Working towards helping and accomodating employees during Covid was something passionate and an honour to do in a HR perspective.

I worked there for nine years. Retired and moved to South Carolina. Training is excellent (eight weeks of training) and the support of your team mate's. Training is on going insuring you know all new regulations and new procedures. My nine years there I transfered to various department to learn more fir my next step. The incentives are👍

It was a temporary job I was there for a year. The work was hard at times and sometimes it was easy

I started off in payment processing and move to work flow coordinator and and then move to team manager. Enjoy working in learning from the beginning to the end of each process.

I enjoyed working at BofA. I had a great boss and a great team working around me. They helped me a lot in growth in the banking world.

I worked with Bank of America 13 years I worked in the Foreclosure department and the reconveyance department. I really like Bank of America. They had advancement for us but they didn't let everybody know but you can take classes and to improve your education and stuff. So when I had to leave they were moving to another state and I came up to Sacramento California.

My duties were pretty much the same as they were at Wells, however, I worked for Bank of America on an assignment basis through another company, and worked until their 'pipeline' of refinance loans was cleared out. It was a temporary assignment, and that was understood from the beginning. I received files for closing, reviewed all title work for proper names, legal descriptions, signatures, etc. I prepared lender figures for the title companies, received and approved HUD's, sent the loan documents, received faxes of pertinent docs for wire approval, sent funding wires, received final loan packages, reviewed all documents, prepared the files for warehousing.

it has been many years i work there but i love the ot money is a great working company i would work again

Delightful job, great co-workers, wonderful Manager. I was raising my grandchildren and lived to far away from home to attend school meetings, events, etc. Enjoyed the position and was inspired by the opportunities within the company.

The job was temp to hire permanent and management was too tight to hire temporary workers, too bad because it was still a nice place to work and close to home.

Be prepare to work a full day of non stop work load. Very busy environment. Good experience in a very busy department & loaded with duties and responsibilities.

I loved working here. My bosses were great, coworkers were awesome. Onsite cafe, plenty of growth, great benefits.

Bank of America promotes employee support and inclusion groups, but my tenure saw direct leadership put down hours spent to these support groups as “negatively promoting extra time on your hands” to direct reports and peers. I was promoted based on my work, efforts, and experience. Being nominated to support employee groups at a national convention was looked at negatively. I was told my requirements for work would not be “passed off” just because I was going to a convention .

Started at countrywide taken over by BOA. Who knew no one and did not and still does not want to do business In Mississippi

I worked at Bank of America for almost 18 years. I had a manager that saved my life. I was very sick most of the last months I was there. I still went to work no matter what. One day I had came to work and my manager at the time told me that I was not working today and that I needed to seek medical help and that I was not looking good. I did leave that day and made a appointment to see my Dr. I found out that I had breast cancer and that I needed to have treatments of chemo and radiation. It was a long 33 weeks and I was very sick and lost a lot of my memories. I had what they called chemo brain and was not able to remember things. After being out of work for a year I returned to work, but was not able to remember much of the systems. I tried so hard. One day my new supervisor called me Into his office and told me that I was lucky to have been out a year and that it was only cancer. Showed no compassion at all. I left that day after my shift and never returned.

It was an amazing journey, will always be thankful to my leaders & mentors. Every day was a fun adventure!!

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