Zions Bancorporation Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Great company to work for!"

"I need to do thorough research to ensure all information is accurate."

"I've worked at Zions for the last 6 years. From benefits to salary, they compensate below the market. I had autonomy and freedom because of my team. I would recommend my coworkers and managers to anyone."

"Great organization - management varies widely from one affiliate to the next, as well as from one manager to the next."

"This company cares about its employees; the management is supportive and understanding. There are plenty of opportunities to learn; if you show enthusiasm for learning almost everyone is willing to show you something new. There is a great feeling of family in not only your team but the whole company."

"Enjoyed my time with company"

"Good company to work for, a good environment for military interns."

"Great office space and technology. Revenue downturns result in major layoffs."

"I worked with Zions for the TOPS division for 3 1/2 years. They are a very segregated company. Each department is very independent from the next. Difficult to progress internally."

"Will provide when necessary"

"Lots and lots of red tape. Horrible medical benefits."

"Manager can make or break your experience here."

"II was so excited for the opportunity to work with Zions, even after the nonexistent embarrassing onboarding process. I was willing to dig and figure out all of the systems you need to operate in my role. You are passed from one person to the next to get your questions answered. You are left to guess where to go for answers, just to do your job. Your commissions can be docked for performance when submitting a loan application to processing, this is written in comp agreement, but no training is provided for this "Gate Keeper" performance system, nor does manager know or explain how to avoid getting your comp docked, you're once again passed along to someone they "think" can help you. Once you do get a loan submitted, oh boy, be ready for another unorganized challenge. You will be asked for multiple documents that you've already provided, multiple times. You will have to go back to your borrower/customer multiple times, which makes you and your company incompetent. You will be bogged down and overwhelmed with backend processing/assistant tasks, that is all you will have time to do with the system in place. You will have Limited opportunity to focus on building your business and being productive. It's damage control with your referral partners, customers/clients. If you end up deciding to separate from Zions be prepared to loose out on commissions for loans you worked on to the finish line. Zions is not willing to pay their exiting employees on loans they worked on to the finish line, and it’s not addressed in compensation agreement. Be cautious about a commission position at this company, they will fight you rather than compensate you on work you’ve done. don’t work a commission position and try to leave, you won't get paid. Sad way of treating employees or people in general. Could be a great place to work for mortgage loan officers, unfortunately I would stay away. Word is already out, this brand cannot close on-time and does not treat customers."

"Political self interest in the IT group is excessive compared to organizational interest and personal performance. When considering working here, do a reference check on the hiring manager. There are still some good folks you may end up working with. However, the IT group has more than its share of Machiavellians."

"Zions was a $30 billiion holding company with subsidiary banks in 6 states. I was responsible for all compliance and enjoyed the people and complexity."