Scotiabank Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked with Scotiabank Jamaica for over 30 years. It is the second largest commercial bank in the country with over 2000 employees and has been voted several times as the employer of choice. The Bank provides continuous training to staff and the benefits are competitive."

"This is a foreign bank where the corporate headquarters do not understand that if you want to take a global approach to programs, and do business in the United States, you have to design those programs to meet the standards of US regulators. They’re not the only firm that doesn’t understand that, they’re just one of them."

"Currently employed with Scotiabank since 2017. Scotiabank is a leading bank with immense opportunity for growth all across the country. One should be able to deal with high sales targets as well as meet client needs in the most effective manner, to be successful in any role. Communication is key within the organization as systems are constantly evolving."

"Great company to work for with many benefits outside of salary"

"This is a better bank compared to other Canadian peers"

"My experience is Scotiabank is about a important growth because I have time and opportunity for research and investigate the new Android technologies for decrease Technical debts for complex projects"

"I have started working at Scotiabank in 2018 while being a full-time student. I believe that Scotiabank has a tremendous strategic position within the financial institution sector, allowing them to be the most internationalized bank in Canada. Scotiabank focuses on expanding globally, which allowed them to have a competitive advantage by reaching more customers across the globe. Scotiabank maintains customers by training their employees to be professional, willing to assist, efficient, and friendly. The Bank of Nova Scotia hires over 90,000 employees to serve over 25 million customers worldwide."

"Great company to work at. Minor issues with micromanaging."

"N/A i don't have anything to say"

"Great tea, but not enough opportunity to improve. Compensation is not great either."