QNB - Teller I QNB Bank Employee Review

If I need something to help me do my job, I know I can ask for help and get it. It's nice to feel supported.

For me, there are no cons.

I can't really think of any. I've worked at many banks, but in my almost 15 years of experience I have not worked at a more poorly managed institution.

The entire organization felt like a girls club. A bunch of menopausal women who were the popular girls in high school back in the day, but who are now all divorced alcoholics who take their misery out on their employees. Men are rarely, if ever promoted and make up on a small portion the retail team. There was open sexism there my entire tenure with managers openly talking about how they don't like to promote men and endless misandry. HR did nothing about this and I knew a number of people who complained, but they just swept things under the rug. When I left, they were beginning to get into diversity hiring and it was clear they hired based on skin color, sex, and sexuality over skill and many good employees were passed over for promotion so that pink haired lesbians or POCs dressed like thugs could be given a chance instead.