PNC Bank Corp.

Hard to work with this bank, too micromanaging. TEam leads & current trainers are not in same page due to that employees are grinding between them

I loved working for PNC, they definitely did a great job showing their appreciation for their employees. Also, lots of room for growth and development.

I work there for 15 years … moved up the chain. Had a great Regional manager at first but when he retired I got a bad regional manager

After working for this bank and not even making it longer than a year, I decided against my better judgement, to keep my account I opened while an employee at PNC. About a year ago I was scammed out of a significant amount of money and even have been an employee, a long time customer, they refused to credit me back the money I was scammed claiming they called the number I gave and they claimed it wasn’t a scam?? 🤔 So you mean the people that scammed me and commented a crime said it wasn’t a scam and that they didn’t commit a crime and YOU BELIEVED THEM!?!? That ended my relationship and any relationship I will ever have with PNC bank as an employee or customer!

I have had the pleasure of working with PNC for so many years full time and part time. I have always been motivated from the start to do better and to learn what I could so that if an opportunity came about I would be prepared for the challenge. PNC has so much to offer to better yourself. Of course some people are content with a day to day routine. I always liked a challenge once I met my goals.

I would advise anyone looking into this employer to not hesitate one moment in accepting an offer of employment. Be clear you will work hard but the rewards are worth it.

It was a great company to work for during college and as a recent graduate. I started Ada a float teller and then a permanent teller. I went back to school and after graduation they hired me when they were opening their new call center.

Hard working environment with multiple personalities. Engaged in various projects supporting many customer supported platforms. Weekly meetings with staff. Monthly meetings with business leaders. Busy environment.

Worked there 7 yrs. AML department is a nightmare. Managers are making people work 16 hr days. Asking off for doctor apts. or personal reasons is like pulling teeth. Theres no work life balance. How could there be with the extensive hours required to work. Complaints to HR go no where and are definitely NOT the employee's advocate. I finally had to get approval for FMLA due to panic attacks and anxiety daily.

I m sorry I joint the company. Pay is ok, Technology is out dated also too much lengthy process to do any type of work. Unnecessary paper trial and not a team friendly company every one is shallow as far as where I worked. I wish I would have studied the company deeper so I could have made wise choice.

With their completely subjective review system, they can keep you in a position with no hope of transferring to another area, because the grade individuals on a bell curve. They can keep you in a position by keeping you in a "meets requirements" but never giving you a better rating. This means if you are totally qualified for another position, the new manager will see you only as someone "meeting" the requirement, not exceeding. Its all questionable. They only promote people that totally suckup and are technology idiots but know all the catch phrases to sound good.

PNC is a terrific company if you are looking for professional development and growth. Employees are strongly encouraged to support their community with volunteer activity and given paid time to do so.