“Friendly, team oriented, good benefits and incentive but bad base pay.”

Pros:  “Great team environment with a really good benefits package.”

Cons:  “Very low pay with increasing work load.” – Full Review

“Loved it”

Pros:  “Nice ppl. Good pays and benefits. I was outsourced I loved it here they r very fair.”

Cons:  “High lay offs and they focus on level of degrees over level of experience” – Full Review

“Different departments can be very varied in culture but the 5 Principles work to unify the company.”

Pros:  “5 Principles: You have to be a Mars person (or Martian!) to know them, but they are applicable to everyday life and guide all interactions Mars has internally and externally…”

Cons:  “A bit of an old boys' network. Very traditional in places, as it is a family-owned company and those tend to be places where women struggle to advance. Not very…” – Full Review

“One of the best banks to work for as a bank manager”

Pros:  “Very employee centric company, with realistic sales goals and great products to offer.”

Cons:  “Very limited opportunity for advancement inside and outside of retail banking once you get to the branch manager level position.” – Full Review

“I am a newer employee and my experience has been great so far.”

Pros:  “Many employees come and stay; it is not an environment that promotes high turnover; good recognition with departments (at least in mine); potential for career movement…”

Cons:  “Because so many people take a long time to leave the company movement can sometimes seem stalled. Health insurance cost could be lower when compared to some other…” – Full Review

“Different departments can be very varied in culture but the 5 Principles work to unify the company.”

Pros:  “5 Principles: You have to be a Mars person (or Martian!) to know them, but they are applicable to everyday life and guide all interactions Mars has internally and externally…”

Cons:  “A bit of an old boys' network. Very traditional in places, as it is a family-owned company and those tend to be places where women struggle to advance. Not very…” – Full Review