BB&T Reviews

Pros

Pretty good company to work for

Cons

Some management skills were lacking

Pros

Flexible with time off if fully staffed

Cons

Management can and will see you as a pawn to benefit them

Pros

Offers a pension plan for employees

Cons

.location was far from home

Pros

Benefits benefits Benefits , hours and bonuses

Cons

Overworked and stressed , overlooked, unappreciated, no one stays

Pros

Best company I've ever worked for.

Cons

A shame we were laid off.

Pros

Good reputation, covers all the basics for lending, plus some good programs that are very competitive.

Cons

pay is below market, constant changes in directives, slow to upgrade technology, and can't get the process smoothed out.

Pros

Pay is great, job is easy, fellow workers became friends for life

Cons

Flexibility is minimal. Didn't feel respected by branch bankers.

Pros

Great culture, cares about employees

Cons

None, worked there for many years.

Pros

BB&T paid a reasonable amount, which was more than pretty much all of the call centers in the area. There was also thorough training (1-2 months, if I remember correctly). The benefits offered were good overall, 401K with a match up to a few percent, and a pension if you stuck around for 5+ years.

Cons

You had to wait at least a year before you could apply to any other internal jobs (not terribly unusual, but not fun when you're entry-level). Career progression in the call center seemed to take a long while, and it was very hard work. Many clients were understandably upset due to problems/errors that affected their money, as well as the many fees charged. It was quite depressing. I quit in March 2020 because I had a leave of absence right as Covid was starting. When I was due to return, work still seemed to be in person and I didn't want to get sick.

Pros

Personable and willing to work with schedule

Cons

None come to my mind