RBC Careers and Employment

rbc is fine in comparison to some companies yes, but at the branch level you can really tell they don't value those employees, low pay, long hours and we really cant have another job to make up for the LOW pay because we work until 5pm MINIMUM and start at 8:30. we dont get told how many sick days we have because realistically they dont want you to take them, which people would if they knew they could.there also is almost no chance youre moving up into corporate so for someone like me thats done 2 degrees the job just sucks. the second i started i knew that its just boring, repetitive and really a dead end job that pays awful. if you dont have any schooling and want to get into banking/finance and you're willing to work for pennies for years, rbc is for you. not to mention you have a million targets, youre constantly running around and for what?? atleast pay your staff enough to be able to live in the city theyre employed in.

Bank Teller in Fort Saint John

on 25 July 2021

Great Management. Staff who care and are considerate.

I ABSOLUTELY love my job at RBC as everyone works together as a team, the support from Management & staff members are incredible. Helping clients by taking care of them, providing what's best & proper information makes me smile & clients nit just leaving smiling but always wanting to return.

General banker in Moncton, NB

on 14 July 2021

Don’t do it

You are a number and expected to get big numbers. They could not care less about the employees because there will always be more to hire. The push to sell no mater what

Investment and Retirement Planner - Financial Planning in Squamish, BC

on 20 June 2021

Great place to work, way to advance

RBC is a very well run company. There are a lot of opportunities to learn, build skills and advance. Management seems to know their roles and work towards individual and team results. Good mentoring opportunities to give and recieve.Pretty cheap in terms of work perks - no coffee or soft drinks, only scheduled appreciation times. I remember that staff had to buy each other birthday cakes

Banking Advisor in Kelowna

on 19 June 2021

Stable.

I have great leadership and there is lots of room for growth. Always supported, work-life balance is sustainable. Training is dated and certain programs are also dated, making certain tasks longer than needed or harder to manage. A high level of independence is needed as you will be expected to manage your own clients and adhere to the policies.

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They didn't ask any job related questions, which I thought was odd. It was a group interview and whoever was the loudest and/or put on a show was what they are looking for. Basically you had to sell the person next to you who you never met before. Then a Dragons Den selling an item theme. They aren't looking for people who care about Customer Service or the Customer. That was clear at the interview when nothing pertained to that.

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Tell me about your self. Where do you see yourself in 5 years. What are your strengths.

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Time management abilities, sales aptitude, teamwork, risk management, salary expectations, ability to multitask

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