TD Bank Employer Reviews

Great people, great proactive organization.

Learned how to collaborate and interact with other business units.

A typical day was all about making sales goals and satisfying customer needs.
I learned about general banking plus received a basic awareness of the other departments of TD Bank meant to satisfy a broad array of clients. (TD Ameritrade, Mortgage, Loans, etc.)
Management was flexible to accommodate when and where they could
My co-workers were unique – more...  and varying from college students, to single parents to seniors working for the love of the field.
The hardest part of my job for me was reaching sales goals
The most enjoyable part of the job was helping customers resolve issues – less

TD Bank is a fun company to work for. It can serve as a great launchpad for a student; it is also a great place to work at after graduation. The company allows for a lot of personal and professional growth with a lot of hands-on and real world training.

I usually worked the morning shift there for I would open the bank every day. Along with a co-worker I would set the vault to be opened. Make sure my box was ready to go for the day, having the right amount of variables. My co-workers for the most part were always pleasant to work with, management was always available to help when needed and also very – more...  understanding of my needs as well. Hardest part of the job I would say was always being on the look out for fraud. I enjoy helping people all the time I can say that I love to give good customer service. – less

I learned a lot about customer service and banking services and how to sell without seeming like a seller to patrons. The managment i learned a lot about, their coaching skills were great as well and I liked how they just wanted to see everyone succeed. The hardest part of the job was having to deal with angry customers who wanted you to fix something – more...  that legally you couldnt change, and the most enjoyable part was getting to meet the different types of people that came in. – less

My duties as a teller mainly involve me processing customer transctions, assist customers with financial inquiries, and help supervisors with day-to-day operations. I have enjoyed my time at TD Bank and appreciate the assistants they have given me through their tuition reimbursment program.

On a typical day I would handle 150+ phone calls a day. I learned everything from basic banking practices to more in depth banking policies. The hardest part of this job was only talking customers and not being able to interact in person. I was able to solve customers issues, provide option they may not have thought about, and in most cases make the – more...  customers day. – less

I was lucky to enter on the side of a small community bank and TD purchased that community bank. The employees there were great and it was a great in college job. I can't speak for the entire company as my situation was much different. Teller job is simple take cash and checks etc. The hard part was seeing the same people everyday but expecting to meet – more...  a sales quota. My bank was in a small town so that may be different for others. I saw the same 100 people every week. You've got to meet 2 quarters in a row of sales quota to be eligible for promotion – less

Would be not anywhere in the corporate world if they did not take the chance on me to follow my dream and teach me everything even skills i still follow today.

A typical day at work is very productive.

As a computer literate individual it was easy for me to work the teller stations.

Hardest part of the job was pleasing all customers and making all customers happy even if a customer enters the branch perturbed.

It is fun to learn about diverse cultures because the company attracts a variety of customers.

Taking calls and resolving customer inquiries while educating them and selling products.

A typical day included long hours, on your feet all day and large amounts of multitasking. I learned a great deal of responsibility, how much I can push myself. Management talks to you about moving up, yet never forces it to happen. My co-workers were remarkable, and because I managed and work with them with much respect they were able to give it in – more...  return. The hardest part of the job is the long hours and never being able to doing anything else outside of the bank. The most enjoyable parts were working with a charismatic team. They made every day fun. – less

TD strives to be an inclusive organization that supports its employees by prioritizing work life balance, flexible work options, and individual growth.

Sales opportunitys were vast. The training wasn't sufficent.

A typical day at this TD bank branch was always busy. There were days where it seemed as if that location was the only one in the city because customers would come from all around to bank there and even other TD bank offices would send customer to our branch to resolve issues.Even though things were always moving everyone always worked together in order – more...  to move things along.Always helping one another out. As far management and co-workers we all got along like one big family yet things always remained professional and respect was always there which I always enjoyed.The hardest part was dealing with the constant policy changes and enduring the long at times 8+ hour workdays without being able to sit down because the managers of my particular branch did not like the look of tellers sitting down – less

Good.
-Fun
-A lot about money
-Co-workers were great.
-Nothing really difficult.

The environment was very family oriented and teamwork was the basic part of this job.

The hardest part of the job is being able to deal with customer's yelling/screaming and sometimes cursing at you because their bank account is "messed up." I do not take it personal because I know the customer's are not mad at me per say they are just upset because they don't have as much money as they thought in their bank accounts. On the other hand, – more...  no one likes to be screamed at but I think I am able to handle that pretty well and separate myself from the yelling being personal. – less

The people at TD Bank will always do what they can to make your day better and help out a fellow coworker. Advancement is based on merit, but there are limited abilities to advance within the company after receiving a degree. The opportunity is there, but spaces are limited. They try hard to retain their employees with compensation bonuses and positive – more...  work atmosphere. – less

Great friendly environment, learned a lot of useful tools that I can use for the rest of my life. A lot of customer interaction