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Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Oakville, ON - 16 September 2020
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The most useful review selected by IndeedOverall it’s a good place to work except few management people who give bad name to the bank. I loved working at the bank it’s a safe and secured environment
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Very competitive very professional but amazing benefits
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Toronto - 1 December 2020
It’s not easy to survive there. It’s a place for the best of the bests. Sometimes it’s stressful but if you can survive it’s rewarding for sure. Fast career growth for people who are doing well. Lot’s of appreciation and opportunities for the hard workers. But not everyone’s cup of tea.Amazing benefits. Specially health support is the best in the entire industry. Best HR support in the industry as well.
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Salary, benefits, bonus, career growth
Cons
Stressful, competitive, micromanaged
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High stress, no support from management
Financial Services Rep/Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Barrhead, AB - 21 September 2020
High stress, no support from management . High pressure goals. Enjoyed the work but felt like customer needs were not at the top of td priority, as making money was
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Corporate
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Calgary, AB - 23 June 2020
great place with a ton of opportunities, theres many jobs and ladders available to climb your way to success. I enjoy the different locations of the banks.
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Amazing Company with great growth and client centered focus
Financial Advisor in Petrolia (Former Employee) - Petrolia, ON - 16 June 2020
great company, good salary, best benefits, and good pension and share holder ship, i would recommend to anyone working in the field to give TD a chance to blow you away, amazing software and programs easiest bank to step into.
Pros
atmosphere
Cons
long hours
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Manager of Personal Financial Services (Financial Advisor) (Current Employee) - Montréal, QC - 14 June 2020
not good to work at td not very good management and goals are too hard to attain very tough to work, the goals are unattainable and difficult to achieve
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Flexible working hours but horrible working hours
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Burnaby, BC - 10 June 2020
TD open 8am to 8pm. so you will have variable shift like 7-3, 8-4, 9-5, 10-6,or 12-8, 1-9. If you are students and you don't have a family to take care, this flexible will perfectly fit your schedule while it will be hard to take if you have a kid to accompany at night. Management is good. You will have proper training but prepare for customers problems and stressful days.
Pros
flexible hours; friendly environment; good benefit
Cons
horrible working hours; stressful; fast-speed
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Management won't care about you unless you perform
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Toronto, ON - 8 June 2020
Beware, tread lightly, customers are always right culture here at this bank. If you have personal problems, you'll need to fix them on your own since management won't care about you, even if its caused by something at work, and in turn, affecting your performance.
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Overall it’s a fantastic place to work
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Toronto, ON - 6 June 2020
I really do enjoy what i do tbh and there are enough resources available to help advance your career. A whole army of support is ready to offer assistance every step of the way
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Great staff members, but a high stressful place to work
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Waterloo, ON - 5 June 2020
A typical day as a Financial Advisor at TD would be to get prepared in the morning for your day. A day could include meetings for: opening a bank account, credit card, a line of credit, personal or car loan, business account, mutual fund, applying for a mortgage or estate planning.
I learned how to time manage and work efficiently.
Branch manager was amazing, but had no control as upper management did a lot of push down to him. Hardest part of the job was to be able to manage my position as an Advisor also making sure the front of the branch was managed due to short staff.
Enjoyable part of the job was the amazing coworkers.
Pros
Amazing coworkers
Cons
high stressed and no care from upper management
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Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Toronto, ON - 3 May 2020
Bad management, they dont listen to you if you make mistakes, stressful environment push employees for sales.
Not recommended for work for long time.
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Think before you get carried away by the name
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Waterloo, ON - 30 March 2020
Lack of support and corrupt management.
I have worked for many financial institutions and TD has by far been the worst.No Support and only sales driven.
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excellent company to work for with good beenfits
Financial Advisor, Investment Funds in Canada Certified (Current Employee) - Toronto, ON - 19 March 2020
Excellent company to work for with good benefits, flexible hours, employee incentives, training provided, safe work environment, lots of opportunities for growth
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Very Stressful
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Richmond, BC - 11 March 2020
Bad management, split offs, very stressful job. Depends on the management. But my experience has been really bad compared to my previous organization.
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The better bank
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Hamilton, ON - 10 March 2020
A great company that is struggling to transform it's culture beyond the need to grow it's business, while the intention to grow and develop is there it is balancing the cost of transformation with the results. I've had a mix of managers that were mostly good, they try to reward good behaviour, being a teamplayer, etc. but numbers are what really matters, a good place for people with strong sales skills. Probably still better than the other banks.
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Do not work here
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Oakville, ON - 20 February 2020
I have worked for a few of the large banks in Canada and I can say with confidence, TD is the worst.
The salary is low and bonuses are based on favorites. Process is built without logic and technology is archaic.
Pros
Nice business card, people are impressed
Cons
Management, lack of training, backstabbing, zero money
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Wotk culture
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Shawnessy - 11 February 2020
Most horrible place to work. When I started working there I had no initial point of contact and I wasn't given any training too. My branch manager was very abusive. All he was doing was swearing and yelling. If you go to him asking for something he will go mad and will start yelling at you. All branch staff was very unprofessional and mean.
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Fun people to work with
Financial Advisor (Former Employee) - Richmond, BC - 11 February 2020
Typical day at work would be to reviewing goals for investments and mortgages. You would learn a lot about investments such as mutual funds and guaranteed investment certificates.
Pros
learn alot about banking
Cons
stressful
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Fast paced team based environment.
Financial Adviser (Current Employee) - St. John's, NL - 9 January 2020
Excellent learning place for the financial and business sectors. Open accepting mindset. Large organisation that can vary quite a bit from region to region on level of competition in the workplace and many other work-life balance factors.
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No fun activity expect occational l dinner from employer
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Toronto, ON - 1 January 2020
Expect ones in a while lunch or dinner with fellow staffs. Other than there is no perks. There is hardly any time with fellow co-workers to socialize and work-life balance is not ideal.
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Stressful goals
Financial Advisor (Current Employee) - Richmond, BC - 15 December 2019
Depends on where you work and how the manager is. Some managers work with you, some are just micromanagers who have no clue on how to develop staff and people.
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