Arvest Bank Careers and Employment

decent company, my only problem is that it seemed like they were quick to point out minor faults, and ignore major accomplishments/scores, also they will almost always reject your PTO. other than that great company with decent pay.

Dispute Specialist in Jonesboro, AR

on May 4, 2021

Productive and fun place to work

I would work for them again. I actually work for them twice. Once as a teller then I came back and got a bigger position 2 years later. Both positions were great...

Teller in Fort Smith, AR

on April 23, 2021

They do not care for you

They do not care for you as a human, I recently went through a very scary health scare, I had to have surgery and recovery time. I tried to use family medical leave and the refused! I lost my job an hr before going into surgery! They did not care for my well being or mental state! Awful management and HR is a joke! They do no care for their employees they only care if the are bringing in the money. Was very disappointed!

Security Specialist in Lowell, AR

on April 20, 2021

Security Dept was horrible

My manager was very insecure in her position and spend a lot of time standing over peoples shoulders micro managing their activities. This position was a complete waste of time. Other departments seemed like a good, productive place to work with good people.

Contact Center Representative in Fort Smith, AR

on April 19, 2021

Amazing environment

They are extremely willing to work with you. Whether its having to miss due to a death in the family, or needing off last minute for a doctor's appointment. They go over the top to make sure you are well trained before sending you out on your own. Management is extremely nice and easy to talk to.

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Asked me a little about myself, made me sell them a random item, put me through a few situational role plays, asked me why I was interested, among other things.

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Strength, weakness, customer service examples r experiences

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