Horrible Leadership and Extreme sales goals - Manager Truist Employee Review

1.0
Oct 17, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Hmmm- they offer a decent benefits package.

Cons

2 weeks pto, culture, demeaning, poor leaders, communication, sales goals are extreme. They want you to get every single client a referral for something they don't need. They promise to review goals and never do, except to increase them, when most branches weren't performing unless in affluent areas. They worked the managers like animals and would still be disgusting to them if they had a doctor's appointment one day out of the quarter and left a couple of hours early. Too many early morning meetings with a ton of repetition. Turnover was crazy amongst management bankers... everyone.

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5.0
Jul 15, 2026
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Pros

Opportunity to build long-term relationships with physicians and medical professionals to make a meaningful impact by helping them achieve financial security and life goals. Ability to develop expertise in a niche market, creating strong professional differentiation.

Cons

Expect high-performance pressure to meet revenue, asset growth, and client acquisition goals. Long sales cycle, as developing trust with physicians and converting prospects into clients can take months or years. Developing strong relationships requires effective networking, prospecting, and event attendance beyond traditional work hours.

2.0
Jul 15, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Pay and good people (whatever is left). Nice amentities.

Cons

Things started going downhill in 2023. New senior leader took over our department and created the most hostile environment I have ever experienced which was motivated unchecked by leaders above them. Too many good leaders left and what is left are the most incompetent and toxic leadership you will ever see. There is a reason the bank isn't doing so good and it's reputation at this point is unsalavageable. Another merger won't save Truist and offshoring jobs to India is an attempt to milk the company until the well runs dry and executives abandon ship with steep payouts.

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