Good benefits and work-life balance, but limited growth opportunities - Project Manager II Truist Employee Review

- Top tier culture. - Good projection model and improving efficiencies. - Great bankers.

- Cumbersome policy checklists. - Sometimes understaffed at the junior level.

Decent Benefits, great team and direct report. Pay is good. Work is fine

Senior management. People are promoted to positions not based on knowledge but who they know. To compensate for lack of knowledge of the departments they manage, they micromanage and undermine others. It seems like a lot of the senior leadership left over are those who are experts in office politics but offer no utility to the team or company. Stealing credit is the name of the game. Forget about mobility. If you are useful to a narcissist, they will keep you in that department for as long as they want you.