Institutional Services Support Specialist III (Former Employee), Wilson, NC – May 16, 2012
My co-workers were great team players and always there to assist when and if you needed help. Everyday I learned something new which makes Trust work exciting.
I feel truly blessed that I've had an integral part in our North Alabama region's true success through the Colonial /FDIC merger and acquisition. I have learned so many organization skills and professional thus far.
Bank Teller (Former Employee), Spring Lake, NC – May 14, 2012
Maintain and balance cash drawer, assisted internal and external clients, performed monetary transactions for clients inside the branch as well as drive in, conducted night-drop deposits, assisted with the daily balancing of the ATM.
Customer Service (Current Employee), Greenville, SC – May 8, 2012
Pros: flexible hours, good training
Cons: n/a
Outbound/Inbound Call center..Identify the delinquency of mortgage loans and discuss the ability to bring the loan to current. Provide options available to the mortgage holder.
CONTROLLER, ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT (Current Employee), Covington, GA – April 30, 2012
High-paced, deadline driven work environment. I have learned to be extremely detail oriented and organized in order to keep up with the daily demands and time restraints.
BB&T was a very good company to work for, because they had good benefits like insurance, pension plan, 401 plan and very good hours to work.
Insurance Processor (Former Employee), Charlotte, NC – April 30, 2012
A typical day at work for me was very challenging at times, because you never knew, when you would have to stop and do something else first before returning back to your current job. I learned so must like being prompt at work, always welling to learn new programs on the computer. As far as my co-workers we were very close to each other, because each – more... one of us sit in a cubit . But we always did our job and laugh at times when something was said that was funning. The hardest part of my job was having to come in the next day and be told to pack up folders in boxes to be sent off site. The most enjoyable part of my job is knowing, when I leave work ever piece of paper or item that came across my desk was done for that day. So when I came in the next day, I could start fresh with something new. – less
Project Manager (Former Employee), Raleigh, NC – April 30, 2012
Working under contract, life at BB&T has some advantages. I did appreciate my PM sponsor and the range of responsibility she'd given me and the team. I had a good experience with her leadership style and communication. The direction of the company is somewhat questionable now, but that may be due to the lack of insight I had working under contract...
Admin Assistant (Former Employee), Florida – April 25, 2012
Pros: pension & 401k
Cons: poor pay, no morale, no executive presence or leadership, expensive family healthcare
If you want to work your tail off for little-to-no recognition, look no further. The place is a sweat shop and only managers or loan producers make money or get recognized. No room to advance or move up unless you're in the headquarter state of NC or one of the bigger regions. The company is cutting jobs across the board and taking advantage of what's – more... left over.....funny though that the stock is at record highs and paying the best dividends ever, yet there's no money for annual increases or anything else. Best advice....move on and keep looking. – less
Relationship Banker (Former Employee), Alexandria, VA – April 20, 2012
Pros: free coffee
Cons: short brakes and expensive health care
The work load depends from day to day was diffrent, any way I like being bussy. I learned peoples character and being very patient. Managment was fair.Co-workers were good except there were some dishonest people. Before I was a relationship banker I was a teller and teller supervisor the hardest part of the job was dealing with the dishonest people.The – more... most enjoyable part of the job was making a difference in peoples life. – less
Collections Representative I (Current Employee), Lumberton, NC – April 16, 2012
Pros: great pay, great benefits, good morale
Cons: very little downtime
I love my job. I work with some amazing individuals and I believe I do great and meaningful work for the company. Having this job has definitely strengthened my customer service skills and has also polished my communications skills. The main issue that I have is no downtime. Throughout an entire month, I only have 4-5 days off.
Teller (Current Employee), Statesboro, GA – April 16, 2012
Good company, with great benefits even for part-timers. The front lines are very stretched out and management does not seem to understand the needs in different areas and branches. The believe every town and state can be treated the same way.
An enivorment where people worked and showed no emotion.
Mortgage Loans/ Data Entry (Former Employee), Wilson, NC – April 16, 2012
Pros: off weekends
Cons: rude managers
When I got to work I went to my desk and I did labels for the loans I entered in the day before, printed them and filed them. After that I was given the minimum of 65 loans to register to be filled the next day. The most enjoyable part of that job was being off on the weekends. The least enjoyable part was of working was working with people who didn't – more... realize that people make mistakes. – less
Relationship Banker (Former Employee), Prince Frederick, MD – April 16, 2012
Pros: lots of training to improve and grow with company
Cons: long hours makes it hard for daycare
I really enjoyed working for BB&T. From an employee stand point hte benefits are great and the money is good. I really learned a lot from the 5 yrs I was there. Plenty of room for growth.
