TD Bank Employer Reviews

Tellers and CSRs do not receive the pay grade level that they deserve. It's slowly becoming all about the money instead of the customers and employees.

worst company ever, no life, always schedule on weekends their opening hours are horrible, poor management,

I was a bank teller in the largest branch of TD in the state of Vermont. This branch was very busy with a diverse clientele that came through.

My work environment was very hectic. Most days were easy but it was a very busy branch. I can say that I've learned a lot and done a lot.It was all about team work. Also, we had a motto of making our customers feel welcome and we would treat and greet them as if they were family.

Most everyday is spent servicing customers, opening accounts as well as greeting and following dual control guidelines as needed. You will learn how to sell everything; mortgages, loans and accounts. You will learn to refer and develop a book of business. You will learn about government regulations that must be adhered to. Mostly you will learn you – more... won't need anyone to teach you because they have a guide as well as retail support hotline.
Working with coworkers you begin to develop bonds of friendship to an certain extent. Most ppl in the bank are hardworking individuals. That is most enjoyable.
The hardest part is trying to make sure everything gets done in a timely fashion as well as making your numbers. – less

Great place to work.
great management and advancement opportunities

It was a fast paced environment with daily challenges and opportunities for analysis and learning. There were ongoing multiple projects and interaction with multiple supporting groups (Legal, Compliance, etc.) required.

I worked for TD BANK former Commerce employee. I heard so many positive things about TD before conversion and believe they can truly become a # 1 bank in the world. What will hold them back is their senior Leadership. They truly do not know how to deal with people. It is a do what I say or you will get fired. Although TD Bank the organization has a – more... fantastic HR structure to ensure every employee is successful. So many employees have either left voluntary or involuntary and they will never be able to replace the good one. If you work in SJ with that leadership, get out now. The stress and aggravation is not worth it if your own boss doesn't appreciate it. I think if TD Canada corp visited and was able to truly evaluate senior leadership I think they would clean house. Very sad. – less

Managing my team to ensure work production stayed on task.
I learned how to lead a successful team through various daily changes. Also, being an effective leader means lending a hand when needed.
My co-workers were an efficient and diverse group of individuals who understood the importance of team work.
The most challenging part of the job was giving – more... constructive criticism to team members when needed and turning a negative situation into a positive achievement.
The most enjoyable part of the job was meeting our departmental deadlines nightly and being acknowledged by upper management for our efforts, also, submitting my team members names for company incentive rewards for a job well done. – less

TD Bank offers a great work environment with awesome incentives. I've never felt more appreciated and valued in the work place!

I very much enjoyed working with the associates and staff management. I worked diligently and enjoy being very busy. This position did that and more.

This job has good job security as long as you can maintain quarterly goals. Can be a bit overwhelming at times always having to pressure customers to get new products. Must be able to do sales to succeed.

Customer Service was excellent, banking experience with a twist. The staff was very attentive and personal with the customers. Management was fair and helpful. Overall a great place for business and work.

I absolutely love td bank they are not like other call centers. they are full of energy and are always will to be there to help you out

I was a senior data entry clerk for File Maintenance and Customer Information File (CIF) departments at TD Bank. I was placed where the most help was needed and often worked in both departments every day. The departments I worked in did not have direct contact with customers. We worked with the customers through the branch representatives. I often answered – more... calls, emails and faxes from branch representatives to assist them with customer accounts.
I learned so many different skill sets throughout my time at TD Bank. I also learned how important it is to work as a team and also independently. My job had its challenges with the skills sets always changing, but I like a challenge. The management was great and very approachable. They did a great job with keeping everybody informed of changes and rewarded us well for our hard work. The most enjoyable part of this job was the environment I worked in and the people I worked with. It was such a friendly place to work and I always left there with a sense of accomplishment. – less

Working as the Assistant Head Teller at TD Bank has been a great experience for me. As part of the management team it was my job to audit all teller cash drawers, the main vault and ATM. I also assisted the Head Teller with negotiables, updating the teller difference log, write ups, and scheduling. The biggest part of my day however, consisted of my – more... regular teller duties, processing customer transactions and balancing my cash drawer. – less

Coaching team with sales and operations.
Daily interaction with outside customers and personal clients.
Branch opens seven days a week, puts a challenge on social and life development.

I enjoyed working at TD Bank. I always found the employees friendly and willing to assist. While working there, I absolutely felt as if I were working with a team with similar goals. I also enjoy working with the public. Helping a client achieve financial success is such a great feeling. Being able to solve a problem or guide in the right direction – more... is very self satisfying. – less

A typical day would consist of taking care of financial transactions for the clients, as well as assist with any conflicts the client may have with their accounts. Management and co-workers make sure you work at a mannerly pace, very professional, and with a great attitude to assist the client and have them leave extremely satisfied with our service. – more... The most enjoyable part of the day is being part of a team to accomplish the goal of assisting our clients and making sure a stranger to the bank leaves as a friend of the bank! – less

Environment fosters independent thinking and rewards hard work.