Working at Bank of America in Boston, MA: 17 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Boston, MA Area

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Senior Teller

"Bank of America has been a fantastic company to work for. Benefits are available to full and part time associates, without waiting a trial period. The cost of health benefits is pretty low compared to what I have heard others are paying at their company. The breadth of benefits is also a huge draw. 3 months paid maternity AND paternity leave, adoption reimbursement, 401K matching, etc. I feel valued as an associate and have had opportunities to step outside the black and white of my role and develop my skills for future advancement."

Posted 10 years ago in Bend, OR

Working at Bank of America in Boston, MA: 17 Employee Reviews

Client Manager

in Boston, MA

"This division is expired."

What do you like about working at Bank of America?

"Great opportunity to multi-task in various areas (investment, mortgage banking, client relations and development)."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be clear in your objectives and what your aspirations for achieving your goals are and can they be met."

What don't you like about working at Bank of America?

"Compensation package kept changing quarterly and direction of product sales. Therefore, as you geared up and gained trust to close sales, compensation would change by that point."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Consistency and support to sales team is crucial."

Senior Bank Teller

in Boston, MA

What do you like about working at Bank of America?

"The experience, and competitiveness."

What don't you like about working at Bank of America?

"Rude customers."