Pros
- Supportive Management - Ability to manage your own schedule - Work hours and lots of stat holidays when the bank is closed - Can work from home if needed
Cons
- Salary is definitely not in line with the amount of stuff that BA’s are required to do - Constantly changing policies, procedures and technology that you are required to keep up with - I worked at other financial institution before joining RBC and find that the benefits are definitely not the greatest. There is no basic health coverage provided and basically you pay for everything you need to add in your health plan. Also the bank only gives half of the flex credits (can be used towards your HSA) that what other banks gives to its employees - Moving to an FA roles seems difficult as there are so many BA in the community with very less FA openings. - You could make more working full time in retail that being a BA. Have to put in a few years before you could start making decent salary.