Review of BNY Mellon - Senior Vice President, Relationship Management BNY Employee Review

3.0
Sep 8, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The work-life balance is really great, and the company is intentional with ensuring this is echoed firmwide. Hybrid work model and work-from-anywhere benefits offer a unique ability to balance life even more. The company supports continued learning and makes investments to ensure employees are informed on best practices, etc. There are some great people sprinkled throughout the organization that make work enjoyable.

Cons

Constant layoffs happen while there are continuous announcements of new C-suite and executive/senior level new hires from outside the organization. There is no diversity in any of the C-suite, executive/senior level new hires. Constant changes of management and direction. Over the last three years, there have been several leaders to come in to make changes but none have seen any changes through to completion. Various leadership positions are filled outside of the US, as well as jobs being outsourced or moved overseas. The US-based staff is in a constant state of anxiety and fear of layoffs.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Apr 28, 2026
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Pros

Job only as good as immediate manager. Salary is Ok ish Benefit options are ok not great.

Cons

1) Retaliation is a way of life at this company going back to 2018 and becoming worse since 2) Mid level managers are very efficient at passively insulting the Teams they are responsible for. 3) It is nearly impossible to advance in the company. 4) When you try to post to another department - your Mid level manager will do the best to stop you from advancing. Some have close friends in HR that will even have you submit a new application in an attempt to accuse the other department of recruiting you. I have experienced this. 5) The only way to increase pay and experience is by leaving the company. 6) It use to be a culture of lets help others when there is a problem, now it is lets find who to blame for upper mangers rushing a project before all risks are identified. 7) If you are taking a new Job - professionally push for higher Salary once you are in raises will be very small.

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