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U.S. Bank Reviews
What is it like working at U.S. Bank?
Underpaid, overworked and underappreciated.
Loss Mitigation Specialist in Marshall:
Pros: I think USBank is overall a very ethical company.
Cons: I am very good at what I do and high achieving.
Good Place to Work.
Risk Analyst in Cleveland:
Pros: I feel appreciated and I'm allowed to work my own way so long as I get the job done.
Cons: There's some disorganization in terms of processes and stuff.
Full Branch Management, outside business development, and serving the community.
Branch Manager, Banking in Scottsdale:
Pros: I love all of my job. I am looking to continue what I do in a new location. I don't want to be in Iowa anymore, I am looking to move to Arizona.
Cons: I don't like the lack of communication but that is all. Again, I am looking to move from Iowa to Arizona.
Very challenging.
Vice President (VP), Operations in Andover:
Pros: Working my current job is a great experience, where I was involved in the procedure writing, create performance goals for my teams, involved in create an hybrid work, schedule which solved a difficult situation during the Covid-19. It provided safety as priority and be able to meet the customer's expectations
Cons: My team was least motivated when I joined the bank. I quickly discovered that there was an opportunity for me to fully develop my communication skills in order to manage my employees; to engage them, giving more responsibilities, do active listening to gain their trust, recognize small successes in each of the team members to celebrate, and develop others by identifying their need. To do so, I had to be authentic in every way or in conversation. The success of all the steps I took brought my team to where they can now raise their hands to assist others from different team without being asked.
Fast pace sales oriented false positive work culture.
Business Banking Relationship Manager in Milford:
Pros: Interacting with clients business loans providing solutions
Cons: Micromanagement, popularity contest if you aren’t liked you won’t be promoted, nothing is good enough constantly pressured for more
Great work life balance.
Senior Software Engineer in San Francisco:
Pros: Working only 40 hours a week
Cons: A little less techy when compared to other companies
Busy, Challenging, and Rewarding.
Software Developer in Minneapolis:
Pros: Being able to work from home while still keeping in touch with my co-workers
Cons: There have been times where I haven't been able to touch code for long periods of time because I am busy doing other required things for a project.
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