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Allied Irish Banks Employee Reviews about "culture"
Updated 20 Nov 2023
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Return to all Reviews- 5.030 Jan 2023Leveraged Finance AnalystFormer EmployeeDublin, Dublin
Pros
Great culture and overtime was given.
Cons
Pay wasn’t up to market
- 3.022 Jul 2014Risk AnalystFormer Employee, less than 1 yearDublin, Dublin
Pros
I really liked the people I was working and my direct supervisors were incredibly smart and capable. There were certain aspects of the job that I liked and there certainly seemed to be plenty of training opportunities and potential for advancement.
Cons
The whole company culture just seemed destructive to me, no doubt due to what had happened in years gone by. It felt like a lot of the work we were doing wasn't actually that valuable and we were just doing it to be seen to be busy. The senior manager of our department was completely clueless as well and pretty much summed up everything that's wrong with Irish banking culture.
- 4.017 Jan 2021Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsDublin, Dublin
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Inclusive and encouraging work culture Great pay Great training
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Taking calls from customers all day will destroy your mental health, I saw 3 of my colleagues break down crying on the floor, I don't know anyone who hasn't cried in the bathroom The current recruitment freeze makes career progression impossible
1 - 1.022 Mar 2023Bank OfficerFormer Employee, more than 3 yearsDublin, Dublin
Pros
None. Toxic environment and culture of blame
Cons
Everything. Place needs change from the ground up
- 1.023 Jul 2021AIB Customer Service RepresentativeCurrent Employee, more than 5 yearsClonmel
Pros
More progression opportunities in McDonalds literally
Cons
Everything about the place and culture is toxic
- 5.05 Aug 2020Mortgage ConsultantFormer EmployeeDublin, Dublin
Pros
Great Values and Culture. Work-life Balance and great benefits. Staff were always very helpful across all areas
Cons
No opporunity to grow. Management put you down a lot and make you feel like you must do the same amount of years they did before you go for promotion.
- 3.028 Sept 2021AML AnalystFormer Employee
Pros
Good corporate culture and attitude to work.
Cons
Low salary, compensation and benefits relative to market.
- 3.026 May 2023Assistant ManagerFormer EmployeeBelfast, Northern Ireland
Pros
Strong team environment and culture
Cons
Long hours and average pay scales
- 3.09 Jul 2019Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
Training. Work interesting. Team culture and great people
Cons
As good as your last boss thought . Very out with the old and in with the new.
- 3.025 May 2023Business AnalystCurrent Employee, more than 5 yearsDublin, Dublin
Pros
Good colleagues to work with. Friendly and good culture . Good work life balance Good Remote working setup.
Cons
Not the best salary. Not the best opportunities for promotion . Too many managers . Some arcade processes and slow means of getting things done.
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