So many cons about this job and the company. They have one of the strictest in-office policies ever. They track you using your key card AND vpn connection, and it feels so authoritarian, no leeway, no financial support to the office, and a horrible office environment. They have no food at the office, and the people there are not friendly. Most of the team and managers works remotely yet they will be on your back if you dont go. They won't place you at a US Bank office thats near you; they will force you to go to a "hub location," which is usually very far and in an expensive area to relocate to. You would think if they assign you to an office in an expensive area that you live far from, they would adjust your salary to accommodate, but they won't.
Middle management is ridiculous; managers are so controlling and are very insecure. Every time I do a "check-in" with my manager, she always uploads notes to Workday and keeps a record; it's so strange and not normal.
This job is getting offshored as there is a whole separate team based in India. The job is very simple and pretty easy, which is why I would not do it. It covers only one aspect of an actual credit analyst and is very one-dimensional. This is a back-office role.
Many people in this role have been in this position for many years.
