Working at PNC Financial in Pittsburgh, PA: 53 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Pittsburgh, PA Area

"I haven't started the position yet, so...It's hard to say. So far the communication has been great!"

"Good place to start a career out of undergrad, not a good place for MBAs."

"Technologies, as well as verbal thought, were not used to show owners and its other parties what is available. This leads into what is still seen as bureaucracy underlined by the means to keep employee growth stagnant. It does not preclude growth internally as a threatening means and does not assist consumers."

"nice company, love to work over there"

"I have been working with PNC since early 2018. I joined the company at a time when the company was transitioning from waterfall to agile which kind of helped me understand the company working environment and played a key role leading toward effective communication and interaction with colleagues and other team members."

"I cannot say enough about working for PNC. It is an amazing company that truly cares about their employees. The benefits are pretty good. The paid time off is great! The ability to advance your career is endless."

"I’ve worked for PNC since 2018. The company has a strong desire and direction to become a technology leader among competition."

"I was a QA test lead in PNC(TCoE). I am going to tell you my experience with PNC and it's just my subjective opinion. Onboarding and the offboarding process is awful, with no KT or directing the new employee to the right workflow. It is impossible to find any documentation related to the project. Poor weak hardware laptop is provided for automation with Windows 7 (later upgraded to 10) system which is glitching periodically. Scrum master's answer is 'I don't know' for any question. The management system is in very unprofessional level and not organized. Developers' manager doesn't understand overall concepts of developing and hiring devs with backend background for frontend project. A lot of ghosts employee who is doing nothing, more truly, they come to have their lunch, drink coffee/tea, and wash their dishes after all. There is no proper environment for testing, everything should be tested in devs' machine which is unstable and available from time to time. So many messes are in the whole Sprint duration. Releases are constantly postponed due to other dependencies. PNC's new up to date web application cannot emerge because of all these kinds of issues in management. If you try to open a PNC web app you will see an old design that is even not responsive. I wonder whether the stakeholders aware of the lame PNC application. I can continue to criticize every detail of the PNC working process for a long time but want to say PNC manager could fire an employee for no reason even everything is done on time and properly. Instead of appreciation employee could get fired or get stress."

"Great Benefits, Great Managers, Great Work enviroment."

"PNC is a mid level financial institution looking to become one of the major players in the consolidating financial industry. Although they're making great strides, still they're failing to remain competitive in the technological space. Furthermore, many of their older employees seem suspicious of automation and technological improvements."

"Everyone is really nice, but too many people for too little work. Work is meaningless."

"PNC is a great place if you're working on digital products. They made a company-wide effort to introduce Agile methodologies among teams. You still experience the typical corporate headaches, and it's still hard to completely shake the waterfall mentality. But otherwise it is a great environment with lots of internal promotion."

"Great company to work for."

"I started at PNC with a 10 week internship, then continued on to work full time (2 years so far). As a designer in the Digital department, I had great flexibility to venture outside my comfort zone, tackle new challenges, and take on important projects early on. However, working in a bank requires patience and perseverance due to the slow pace of releases."

"I worked for a PNC mortgage for 5+ years (2009-2014). Good company, great people."