IBC Bank reviews about "training program"

No 401K match instead a profit sharing plan is implemented.

Low pay, work long hours, always short staffed, not all of the branches follow the same policies, higher up management could care less about employees, and overall stressful.

The pay is low comparted to other banks and benefits are alright. They require you to constantly open accounts which is normal just hard for this type of bank.

Where do I start? They will hire on pretty much anyone that is breathing. The pay is super low compared to the rest of the market and they try to make up for this by saying that you have an opportunity to make incentives on certain products. What they don't tell you is that it's almost impossible to sell these products. Their response to covid19 was terrible. We were told not to wear gloves because it "scares the customer". We're scared too! They never once closed their doors to customers like every other bank in the area did. On top of that they let go of some really amazing employees that had been there over 5 years when business slowed down due to covid. Employees are overworked, underpaid, and constantly hounded with sales goals. They are always reminded that their jobs are expendable and they can be replaced easily. My advice would be to stay for the training and then get out of there as soon as possible.

The pay is awful The benefits are awful Most management is awful Employee Mill

Low base salary and mostly understaffed at every branch.

Low pay compared to other banks. Old equipment. Management only cares for sales performance and their presence can be quite overbearing.

The compensation is below the comparable market

The training program was pretty much nonexistent and they told me this during my interview. The system they have set up is that when you are ready to begin working on a new task that they would go over it briefly with you first, while also expecting you to have certain knowledge before hand, and then want you to begin working on your own projects. This is okay when it comes down to smaller functions of the business but it lacks the necessary training when it comes to larger projects such as loan documentation reviews.