“Teller Learning Experience”

Pros:  “good training involved! Very stable company.”

Cons:  “Opportunities to grow are not visible if part of a consumer bank branch” – Full Review

“Intern”

Pros:  “Everyone is very friendly and willing to help.”

Cons:  “Internship program is not very structured” – Full Review

“A great company to work for as a mortgage loan officer.”

Pros:  “Autonomy, great location, tight knit department. The mortgage department is big enough to get things done and small enough that everyone knows each other. Low fees and low…”

Cons:  “Commission pay scale is good for a retail bank but on the lower end of mortgage banking. However this can be overcome with volume. Health benefits are expensive and…” – Full Review

“A great company to work for as a mortgage loan officer.”

Pros:  “Autonomy, great location, tight knit department. The mortgage department is big enough to get things done and small enough that everyone knows each other. Low fees and low…”

Cons:  “Commission pay scale is good for a retail bank but on the lower end of mortgage banking. However this can be overcome with volume. Health benefits are expensive and…” – Full Review

“A good experience with a high quality organization during a industry transition in a difficult economy.”

Pros:  “The company has quality employees, good management and potential for long-term growth once the mortgage industry stabilizes.”

Cons:  “Current instability of the mortgage industry.” – Full Review

“Opportunity to learn and grow.”

Pros:  “Bank of America offers opportunities for personal and professional growth while fostering mentorship. Bank of America is a world class organization.”

Cons:  “If you start in an entry level position it can be a challenge to work up to a comparable salary when compared with other employers.” – Full Review