“Good not Great”

Pros:  “All openings are posted for all to apply. Great e-training opportunities. Improving statistical progress tracking -however interpretation of results is sometimes…”

Cons:  “Micro managing has reached incredible levels. Frenetic pace of changing focus...all processes are altered prior to mastering anything. Checking of loans etc…” – Full Review

“Good not Great”

Pros:  “All openings are posted for all to apply. Great e-training opportunities. Improving statistical progress tracking -however interpretation of results is sometimes…”

Cons:  “Micro managing has reached incredible levels. Frenetic pace of changing focus...all processes are altered prior to mastering anything. Checking of loans etc…” – Full Review

“Good not Great”

Pros:  “All openings are posted for all to apply. Great e-training opportunities. Improving statistical progress tracking -however interpretation of results is sometimes…”

Cons:  “Micro managing has reached incredible levels. Frenetic pace of changing focus...all processes are altered prior to mastering anything. Checking of loans etc…” – Full Review

“Good place if you are good at what you do”

Pros:  “Can move up fast, good training, good management”

Cons:  “Low pay for way to many hours” – Full Review

“working at CIBC”

Pros:  “40k a year as financial service rep. 3 weeks vacation after one year. financial assistance for further education. health benefits”

Cons:  “very political and very high expectations.” – Full Review

“2nd time around. Positive changes in corporate direction”

Pros:  “Very focused with respect to plan and execution Fair compensation and incentive package Great working environment Conscious of needs of all employees”

Cons:  “Middle management doesn't always have the toolset to be qualified managers. Training programs don't always focus on carreer building and tend to be generic in…” – Full Review

“Great except for the lack of communication”

Pros:  “Great coworkers and clients to work with”

Cons:  “New accounts getting more difficult to navigate” – Full Review