First Hawaiian Bank reviews

-No opportunity to advance, unless someone retires or unless you know or are related to someone from upper management. Example: A young man started at the bank with no banking experience and was put into a "special program" where he was trained at a branch, in a matter of months he became a Branch Manager come to find out his uncle was somebody in upper management. -Pay is lowest compared to other major banks on the island. -Raises are non-existent, so much expectation and little reward. -Company does not offer training/classes, everything is learned at the branch only if someone is willing to teach you. -Branches are micromanaged

There's not a lot of room for growth unless you're in a sales position. You're usually underpaid and overworked and if you get a raise then it's not substantial enough to notice. Raises are not always guaranteed. There is no way to substantiated the work for what you get paid there. It's kind of a joke. The people who have been there 20 plus years are also set in their own ways and are not open to change. The people who hold officer positions like to push people around. The company is also going through a lot of change so anyone who has been there less than 20 years would probably fall through the cracks. You also need to watch your back because there's a lot of moles who want to get ahead.