Working at Wells Fargo Bank

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Ratings for Wells Fargo Bank

  • Appreciation
    3.4
  • Company Outlook
    3.9
  • Fair Pay
    2.6
  • Learning and Development
    3.7
  • Manager Communication
    3.7
  • Manager Relationship
    3.9
  • Pay Policy
    2.8
  • Pay Transparency
    2.7
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Wells Fargo Bank Reviews

What is it like working at Wells Fargo Bank?

Over worked - under appreciated.
Financial Services Manager in Trexlertown:
Pros: direct manager
Cons: Responsible for the entire branch and all employees. Paid less then all of the bankers that you are responsible for. No control over incentives/pay for your hard working tellers. Overlooked for promotional opportunities because management does not want to fill your position.
Great Culture and Autonomy.
Real Estate Asset Manager in Miami:
Pros: The autonomy I am given to build my clients' commercial portfolios in Miami alone from my entire group while knowing that my superiors will not interfere so they will get the best out of me.
Cons: Pay
Great place to work, but could be better.
Teller:
Pros: There are opportunities for growth as long as you show the desire to learn new things. You also get full benefits like health, vision, and dental insurance, 401K, and paid vacation.
Cons: Sometimes there is high pressure for sales which can get quite stressful. Also Wells Fargo is open later than all the other banks and some are even open on Sundays. This can make it difficult to spend time with loved ones.
Teller:
Pros: Serving people and offering bank products, helping to sucess financially.
Cons: The stress that provokes some unsatisfated customers.
Supervisors are awful.
Business Banker:
Pros: Casual dress, ok pay plus a chance to make monthly bonus.
Cons: Supervisors are awful, uneducated, no management skills, micromanaged dept its like adult day care, even if you come in on time, do your job, its constant micromanaging, not desirable.
It's good.
Service Manager (General):
Pros: Financial industry and a lot of promotion In the years in there.
Cons: Low pay.
Personal Banker:
Pros: The customer base. The people I work with.