Business Development Bank of Canada
Business Development Bank of Canada Employee Reviews
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nice place to work in downtown montreal close to everything
IT Technician Support (Former Employee) – Montréal, QC – 10 December 2018
I loved the place and salary but the management was not good the are very racist they do not treat you according to your capacity of work or qualifications they are really racist but the company is good the HR teams are very cool since i was in IT i really dont know for other departments.
Pros
no car needed
Cons
Bad management teams
Terrible if you're not Quebecois French
Analyst (Current Employee) – Montréal, QC – 21 November 2018
They only promote you if you have a French nane. Even if you have more experience and education they will always promote a French person. The new Business Center Manager in St Kaurent has never been an account manager but she's French so they gave her the job over an experienced account manager!
Pros
Benefits
Cons
Everything
Its an excellent bank to work for,
CSA/Administrative Assistant/Receptionist (Former Employee) – Edmonton, AB – 19 April 2018
Fun and productive workplace, With Gym in the same building
and lots of other out door activities around the summer time,
The vast work place culture makes it more to learn and expand.
and lots of other out door activities around the summer time,
The vast work place culture makes it more to learn and expand.
Productive, International Expansion department too small and stand alone to have maximum impact and reach
Director, Business Development Advisory Services (Former Employee) – Montréal, QC – 21 February 2018
Open culture, collaborative, decentralized. Enjoyed meeting SMEs and helping grow their business with proven strategies and business model. How to work with other Crown corporations like EDC, global Affairs and Provincial counterparts. Requires more strategic thinking to set programs that maximize impact and reach and make Canadian SMEs the most competitive in the world.
Pros
Genuine interest to help SMEs
Cons
Better undertand SME needs and develop right programs to maximize impact and reach
Great place to work with a strong pool of talent.
Communications Advisor (Current Employee) – Montréal, QC – 2 December 2017
The company promotes work-life balance. People are friendly and always willing to offer a helping hand. Environment is fast-paced but workload is manageable.
une compagnie au dessus de la classe moyenne
CTD (Former Employee) – Montréal – 28 March 2017
Bons avantages sociaux et ... c'est tout ....
Beaucoup de pression pour rien ... les gestionnaires sans expériences, mais carriéristes, les employés sont traités comme esclaves ...
Beaucoup de pression pour rien ... les gestionnaires sans expériences, mais carriéristes, les employés sont traités comme esclaves ...
Pros
avantages sociaux
Cons
le reste
Amazing organization
Commercial Account Manager (Current Employee) – Montréal, QC – 21 October 2016
BDC offers great opportunities and challenges. The mandate is one of the main reasons why I applied : help create and develop strong Canadian businesses through financing, advisory services and indirect financing, with a focus on small and medium-sized enterprises. How can you not be engaged when you work for an organization with this mission? People are extremely competent and collaborative, BDC is a great place to work and grow.
Pros
The challenges, the opportunities, the recognition by the management
Cons
None
Productive and active workplace within a Bank
Financial Admin & Client Support Intern (8 months) (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 6 September 2016
This internship served as a great starting point from a financial/administrative perspective. Learning the internal processes of the Business Development Bank of Canada will prove to be permanently invaluable for my career.