US Bank Review Data
24 total review submissions
| Year | Position | Location | Group/Division | Overall | ||
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| 2020 | 2nd Year Analyst | Milwaukee | Alternative Investments | Fun working in a team environment Office was fairly… |
Not much room for upwards career progression Can… |
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| 2019 | 1st Year Analyst | Milwaukee | Alternative Investments | Fantastic work/life balance - Solid benefits… |
- Weak training - Not much upper mobility… |
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| 2020 | Intern | New York | Private Wealth Management | Very happy - great for sophomore year students and will… | No bad feedback about Recruitment Process but work may not… | |
| 2018 | 1st Year Analyst | Denver | Corporate Banking | Overall alright, you get good exposure to oil and gas and… | Overall alright, you get good exposure to oil and gas but… | |
| 2016 | Operations Analyst | St. Louis | Operations | The people in the office were all, for the most part, nice… | Advancement is very limited, the work is monotonous,… | |
| 2018 | 1st Year Analyst | Minneapolis | Corporate Banking | Great work-life balance and flexibility. Most weeks we work… | Because the bank is picky about who they choose to have as… | |
| 2019 | Intern | Chicago | Syndications | Definitely a great company to work for. Higher-ups have… | The prestige is not currently there with the firm even… | |
| 2018 | 1st Year Analyst | Spokane | Real Estate | Being able to build a network with PERE firms while working… | None yet. Only been here about a year. If I'm forced… | |
| 2018 | Intern | Cincinnati | Risk Management | * Laid back, ask any questions kind of environment… | * No formal training for job * Learn as… |
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| 2018 | Other | Milwaukee | Corporate Development | Great benefits and work/life balance. You can take time off… | The pay at US Bank is way lower than wall street. You can… | |
| 2018 | 1st Year Associate | Nashville | Healthcare | Great Team, I not kidding enjoy everyone I work with all… | Bank can be too conservative lending wise, IT blows.… | |
| 2018 | Intern | Providence | N/A | Great company culture, lots of free food and a good work-… | Some slow days, lot of sitting around at the office with no… | |
| 2018 | 2nd Year Analyst | LA | Commercial Banking | The pay is realatively good.hours are really flexible. Not… | Company is real cheap. Do not invest in up to date… | |
| 2014 | Accountant | Milwaukee | Operations | Overall ok starting job after graduation. Good ops… | Very repetitive work. It’s hard to stay focused after doing… | |
| 2018 | Intern | Minneapolis | Private Wealth Management | -great company culture and team -interesting work… |
-low advancement opportunities -confusing roles… |
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| 2018 | Financial Representative | Tacoma | Retail Banking | There is truly a focus on ethics, client advocacy and… | The brand doesn't come with much cache' and the… | |
| 2017 | Other | Boston | Administration | Friendly, competitive compensation, great opportunities to… | Work isn't particularly challenging, 401K match could… | |
| 2018 | Vice President | Minneapolis | Generalist | Great work life balance and great management. People care… | Very low pay relative to the market. Difficult credit… | |
| 2017 | 1st Year Analyst | New York | Corporate Banking | Good company culture & work/life balance. Investing… | Pay seems to be below industry average. No official credit… | |
| 2014 | 1st Year Analyst | Chicago | Financial Services | great work life balance, always telling you great job and… | horrible pay, stagnant workflow at times… | |
| 2015 | Operations Analyst | Milwaukee | Operations | Work/life balance, nice team members, cafeteria available… | Micro-management, low compensation, expensive food in… | |
| 2013 | Assistant Vice President | Chicago | Financial Services | - Work life balance - Encouraging paid volunteer… |
- Lack of career advancement - Old school office… |
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| 2012 | Intern | Los Angeles | Corporate Banking | Flat culture with exposure to senior management, friendly… | All deals are credit-related, smaller transactions, not… | |
| 2013 | US Bank Review | Chicago | Wealth Management | Incredible work life balance. I have bad hours 3-4 days a… | The pay and benefits are below what I would expect. Even at… |
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