BNY Mellon Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Good employer and co-workers."

"Good company to work with! Needs diversity"

"I’ve worked for The Bank of New York Mellon for almost 15 years. During my employment, i have learned many things such as the importance of gaining your clients’ trust, having knowledge of the industry and the ability to always learn new things. This company has been a great company to work for. The reason for my looking for a new job is because I am looking to relocate to MD."

"Do not wish to complete at this time."

"I worked at BNY Mellon until February 2018. For the majority of my career it was an excellent organization and provided many opportunities for growth. Overall BNY Mellon was a good company."

"Great Company, the technology is growing."

"I enjoyed working at BNY Mellon in a responsible global group CIO role. My remit was wide and afforded me the ability to help shape the business."

"Business focused company with high-producing professionals."

"I work at BNY, while it is a solid institution executive management struggle with embracing the changing environment and refuse to explore various options to align the firm for the future in the age of FinTech."

"Bny Mellon is a strong competitor in the investment banking space. My manager was really helpful in pushing my limits at work. Every employee strives to work hard in their own space while helping their co-workers. Bank is continuously trying to adapt as a technology company and will be in fin-tech space soon."

"I've worked for BNY for 4 years. I learned a lot about banking information, being at BNY helped Expand my resume."

"n/a no comment. it's a s&p 500 company"

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"BNY Mellon has lost it's way. The financial industry is in a panic and as a result the company has chose a path of continuing to layoff staff without really having a contingency plan on how work will get done. In addition, the CEO came in and made major changes which impacted employees without understanding the fall out. When things turned really bad he chose to leave a real mess."

"This is a company that is "safe." The growth attainable in this firm is based on politics, connections, and many years working there rather than from expertise and knowledge. The most recent organization shifts have lead to serious issues in the firm for all levels."