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great Banking Facility
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee), Terre Haute, IN – June 14, 2013
Pros: great hours
Cons: was not a live bank facility. everything went to proof before it posted to account
as a CSR we did a lot of large business deposits. had to hand count cash rather than use machines. co workers were friendly and helpful
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Good Company
Customer Service Professional II (Former Employee), Cincinnati, OH – June 14, 2013
Good company to work for, assisted customers with account types resolving customer issues, setting up new accounts, explained benefits to customers and much more!
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Good people, not a bad company, a little stressful
Part time CSR (teller) (Current Employee), Illinois – June 13, 2013
Pros: great coworkers
The people always genuinely want to help you on a personal level and are not generally sales focused.
hardest part of the job is selling products you may not believe are good products. or are over-priced.
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Didn't work here very long
Business Systems Analyst II (Former Employee), Grand Rapids, MI – June 10, 2013
I started working here when it was Old Kent Bank. A year after I started they announced that they were being bought by Fifth Third Bank. I was only there for 18 months.
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Great people, great benefits
Mortgage Processor (Current Employee), Columbus, OH – June 10, 2013
Managing Ohio's largest mortgage ledger, great management and benefits, Fifth Third invests in time to treat their employees right.
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Productive atmosphere
Customer Service Representative (CSRII) (Former Employee), Cincinnati, OH – June 10, 2013
Pros: working with a great team of people from immediate management down.
Cons: not being able to advance and branch out to other positions with the company.
Good work environment one of the best that I had in a long time. The hardest part of the job was working with some of the older people always claiming the bank was stealing from them. One of the joys was having a rapport with some of the regular customers and learning quirks about them.
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Excellent group of people to work with
Customer Service Manager (Former Employee), Carpentersville, IL – June 5, 2013
Pros: paid referrals
Cons: short staffed all the time, not very good upper management
At both locations that I worked for, the employees were great. They worked hard and got the job done but we made it a good time too. We liked coming to work everyday and almost in a sense became a family.
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Lot of opportunities
Mortgage Loan Originator (Current Employee), Indianapolis, IN – June 4, 2013
Pros: opportunity for growth
Cons: an ever changing industry
Lots of room for growth. Management will help you get to where you want to be. The hardest thing to manage is all the change that is constant.
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Not trained well for position
Customer Service Specialist (Former Employee), Cincinnati, OH – June 4, 2013
Pros: learning banking
Cons: fees
A typical day was telling people what their fees were and no we can not remove them. I learned I do not want to bank with this company. Management pushed you to answer quickly. Did not communciate with co workers too busy answering the phone. The hardest part of the job was telling people they have no money. The enjoyable part is letting people know – more... that their lost credit card is blocked and no one used it to make purchases. – less
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good overall
Personal Banker (Current Employee), Dayton, OH – June 2, 2013
Pros: work/life balance, people
Cons: cold calling, benefits, promotions
good work/life balance on a normal basis. good people to work with, tough days sometimes with lots of cold calling to customers. technology and computer software pretty out of date, slow, and systems that don't link up together.
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This was a good place to work. Everybody was pleasant. Atmosphere great. We worked as a team and respected each others opinion
Teller (Former Employee), Henderson, KY – May 27, 2013
Pros: regular breaks, some down time, and good hours.
Cons: i have no cons
Again, I dealt with lots of amounts of money. Dealing with customers accounts and complaints. I had to be fast especially at the drive through on paydays. I learned to be proficient in numbers and typing them in correctly and balancing out even everyday. Management was okay. I did not have much dealings with them. Most co-workers were easy to work with. – more... Their were a few that I just dealt with them on as pleasant as I could. Some, to me were just a little lazy and complained and gossiped a lot. The hardest part of my job was just having to stay focused and accurate and pleasant no matter what was going on around me. The most enjoyable part was being around people. Especially, my usual weekly customers. I felt connected with a lot of them. They were glad to see me and I was glad to see them too. – less
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A great palce to work for. Being able to assist customers with providing soulution to help them stay in heir homes.
Loss Mitigation Counselor (Current Employee), Cincinnati, OH – May 22, 2013
Revieweing account and speaking with cusomers in regards to their accounts. Creating solutions to solve customer problem and complaints.
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Good company smart management
Operations Manager (Former Employee), Fort Myers, FL – May 19, 2013
Pros: fun place to work
Cons: them closing operations and leaving employees out of work
A day of fun and hard work, learned this is a smart company very much good to work for. Management very good and smart and cares about its employees. Letting your self down when your day ended and you could not do more for a great company. Working with management.
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The truth
Personal Banker (Current Employee), Cincinnati – May 19, 2013
Pros: never a dull moment
Cons: pay
I worked at many offices in my time at 5/3. High sales pressure with low salaries. Always worried about being fired for not hitting your goals monthly. Difficult industry where most people do not need to come to a bank anymore to do their banking. Upper mgmt achieved their positions in a time where there were little regulations, lending criteria was – more... a joke, and there was no online banking. The personal banker position was a decently paid job until they hired 3 per branch and diluted the bonuses from $2k per qtr to $400. – less
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Great Place to work
Customer Service Representative (Current Employee), Alpharetta, GA – May 19, 2013
Pros: flexible schedule, great pay.
Cons: upper management, insuarence (horrible).
Fifth Third Bank is a great start for those who want to work in the banking industries. Opportunities are endless.
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it was ver hard to work there, not enough hands on training
Customer Service Representative Trainee (Former Employee), Louisville, KY – May 19, 2013
I had a very very tough time there because I thought the training was complete
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Great place to work
Customer Service Representive (Current Employee), Ruskin, FL – May 18, 2013
Fifth Third Bank is a great bank to work for. They take care of there employees and there is plenty of room for moving up.
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Interesting place to work
Project Manager (Former Employee), Columbus, OH – May 16, 2013
Pros: flexible hours, ability to work remote
Cons: inconsistent expectations, lack of concrete processes and procedures
Hardest part of my job was the constant changing processes, expectation and requirements
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5/3 Bank
Customer Service Professional III (Current Employee), Cincinnati, OH – May 16, 2013
Pros: great building with nice cafeteria/bistro
Cons: difficult to maintain stats
Sitting at a PC all day is difficult and talking to irrate customers is not the most fun either.

The co-workers are fun and the management is pretty good and easily approachable.
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Sales Rep
Inbound New accounts Representative (Former Employee), Cincinnati, OH – May 15, 2013
Pros: free lunches
Cons: no advacement
It was a nice experience and I learned new information on banking products and services
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