Pros
They will hire you without any banking experience. (Good resume builder; Telling a job that you were a personal banker sounds good, no matter what the bank was) It is relatively easy the first few months since you are either training or on probation. It is relatively laid back for a bank.
Cons
Terrible pay (Minimum wage for tellers; Only $20K/yr for full time sales) The management only cares about new accounts brought in daily. They will convince someone to open 3 or 4 more accounts on top of what they already have. This is so they can inflate the number of accounts they hold in order to satisfy their stockholders which I'm pretty sure is the only thing they care about. I worked at the Houston Headquarters as a sales representative for almost a year and the dysfunctionality of the company is mind-boggling. Extremely high turnover rate. Lots of branches are without acting managers. Lots of customer complaints because everyone is new all the time. Also, the process of moving up in the company is ridiculous. They will try and keep you in a lower position while loading you with more responsibilities like running a branch without ever promoting you to manager. Plus, my capacities of a personal banker here are a lot less than other banks (I'm not a Bank Officer, I don't have any financial licenses, they won't even train me to be a public notary). For anyone thinking about working for IBC, I say keep looking.