Stay away from the insurance side - Licensed Insurance Advisor RBC Employee Review

3.0
Oct 19, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

"Advanced" entry level customer service role with opportunity for significant quarterly bonuses if performance targets are exceeded. Very easy job with a decent base salary. Provides a foot into the door of a huge company.

Cons

Very isolated position with limited support from managers, who are there to tell you how to be a better robot to meet their call center metrics, instead of working with you and teaching you skills that can help you improve to your overall success as an employee. The insurance side is very limited in terms of advancement opportunities, the only place to go is into a Team Lead Managerial position. The company boasts opportunity for advancement, but don't expect assistance getting into the banking side unless you complete the courses on your own time and dollar. The company will only reimburse you for courses related to your role (so if you start in Insurance they will only reimburse you for the CIP course) which will not help you unless you look for higher paying positions with other insurance companies/brokers.

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5.0
Jun 9, 2026
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Pros

Opportunities to work on enterprise-scale systems with modern tooling and automation initiatives. Excellent collaboration between infrastructure and incident management teams; vendor coordination is efficient. Competitive compensation and benefits package, including solid health coverage and retirement matching.

Cons

Workload spikes during major incidents can challenge work-life balance, especially when on-call.

3.0
Jun 18, 2026
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Pros

Stable work life balance. The culture is really great, very easy to work with complex management and managers. Willing to help you grow and learn with clients

Cons

Not a lot of room for growth unless you come in the door with that expectation. It can be very easy to get stuck in this role as your pay slowly increases and the job title mostly stays the same. Associate promotions and raises are rarely given and take a lot of coercion to get.

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