Huntington Bank reviews

When I first was contacted by a recruiter they refused to tell me the budget for the role. 5 interviews later (a red flag), they offered me $60k to relocate to a new city (not CLA, or any type of assistance btw). Analysts in private banking are making on average $100k. JPM is offering $100k+ 10-20k bonus; Goldman is around $130k. Citi is around $100. Even PNC was offering like $90k. I countered this lowball offer with $105k (which was a discount anyways) and they immediately rescinded my offer stating the pay was $29/hr. It was clear that this company is not interested in retaining or recruiting top talent, and I’m glad they exposed their toxic cycles before I started employment there. For current employees, I’m 100% sure you’re being underpaid, which will put you at a disadvantage throughout the rest of your career. I encourage you to seek outside opportunities.

Since the TCF merger in 2020/2021, major changes have been initiated across the board. Several if not all members of the Executive team (except the CEO) have all retired or announced upcoming retirements. There are multiple new Board members that have come from failed companies like “Oath” (Verizon/Yahoo merger debacle) and GE (which basically doesn’t exist anymore and is now a subsidiary brand of a Chinese holding company). They have responded poorly to rising interest rates, have tightened lending underwriting dramatically even though they push loan sales all day every day, so any loans you do take typically get declined anyway. All branches are pushed to sell sell sell at all costs, nothing matters except end of month numbers. Not at all the place it used to be pre-TCF merger. If we wanted to work at Bank of America or Wells Fargo we would’ve applied there.