MUFG Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Working with MUFG has been good for the progression within my career. But I am a little fish in a big pond. I am seeking other opportunities within the industry. I would like to showcase my drive and passion in a more visible role."

"I loved my team and my manager. The company culture is just like any other global bank. Pro tip: learn to deal with teams spread across the globe. Dealing with different timezones might not be everyone's cup of tea but it sure was mine."

"Good work life balance. But not good career growth opportunity. Value outside prospects instead of promoting from within more."

"I've worked with MUFG for nearly 9 years and have been treated well. Growth opportunities were well present within the organization and it was an organization that cared and supported our communities."

"An employer that treats employees with respect."

"Great place to learn a lot about finance and private equity and how private equity firms operate and do business."

"Great company with lots of challenges. Good compensations."

"MUFG is a great place to work and grow with a expanding company in AZ. As they move corporate headquarters to AZ growth potential is great unless working in the IT dept where they want to keep all contract workers."

"Good company to work. Knowledgeable people"

"I've worked on MUFG for almost 4 years which is one of the largest financial groups in the world."

"I've worked for MUFG since 2014. Overall, it's a good company with generous benefits."

"I 've worked at MUFG/Union bank since May 2018, I was hired specifically for implementing check processing project that we recently completed. The work hours at MUFG is very flexible, my manager is result minded oriented. My business partners are very supportive and flexible as well. Ability to work remotely on most of the time is a big deal, I can juggle between work and life balance."

"I've worked for this company for over 3 years. It is American subsidiary of MUFG, the largest Japanese bank. It consists of the merged Mitsubishi Bank, Bank of Tokyo, and Union Bank. As a result, they have multiple offices in the US, and the biggest ones are in NYC and California."