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      All about the sales! - Anonymous employee Fifth Third Employee Review

      2.0
      Oct 15, 2015
      Anonymous employee
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      Pros

      Fifth Third does have a good 401K matching with new employees fully vested on day 1. They are also closed all major holidays and pay is decent depending on your job title.

      Cons

      SALES... if you are not hitting sales, time to find a new job. Lots of micro managing from the FCM and regional. Staffing is very short and upper management doesnt seem to think it's a big deal. Lots of CSR are not being replaced because they can bring in smart ATMs for customers to use. Accounts are not free and cost small businesses a lot to bank there.

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      5.0
      May 16, 2026
      Personal banker ii
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Good Management and good culture

      Cons

      Underpay, and personal banker I are always hating on PBII

      3.0
      Jun 24, 2026
      Customer service representative
      Recommend
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      Pros

      The training is very thorough and extensive. They take security seriously. You are supported when you’re a new hire. There are ways to be involved and feel included in the company. Information is readily available to help you.

      Cons

      It is a job that can lead to a lot of stress. It can be very fast paced. There are a lot of policies, procedures and information to remember. Should have proficient computer skills to be successful with this position..

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