Pros
Friendly people, family oriented culture, easy to get along with team and people.
Cons
I am going to be as honest as possible: 1. Old and cheap bank . 2. Not alot of room for growth, pay is well below market. 3. Lots of processes and red tape on everything. 4. Getting deals done is a hassle. 5. No incentive to want to build a career here for young people . 6. Lack of innovation and afraid of change. 7. Healthcare is basically non-existent given the huge deductible 8. Sick time policy is weird and hard to comprehend to say the least. 9. 401k is macthed with Zions stock, honestly speaking with so many innovative companies distruption the Banking industry, I can see Zions not being around in the next 10-15 years. They will either get aquired or just fade away. 10. Not a lot of products offering except for lending (80% of revenue is tied to interest loans) - huge risk exposure. 11. Maximum salary raises are just 2% each year, well below inflation point, especially with increasing home prices, makes it difficult to start a family in SLC. (Zions Bank Only, I can't speak for its subsidiaries) Warning: If you are an ambitious individual with your mind set in growing your career, earnings potential and skill set, then look elsewhere. Zions Bank is outdated and living in the past. This place is only suited for individuals who just like to recieve a steady paycheck and go through the motions of every day work life.