Pros
-If you work hard, don't complain, and are a good team player then you will advance in your career. -Excellent benefits - For example: If both you and your spouse work at RBC then your drugs, medical and dental will be covered 100% most of the time (certain drugs not covered) -Vacation - 11 days to start, after 3 years or promotion to a higher level will garner you 16 vacation days. All the way up to 26 days for Middle Level managers and up or people that have worked for I think 15 years. -Work/Life balance is good, so if you have a doctors appointment, you don't need to book time off (Applies to non-client facing positions) -A variety of different projects that use different skills can be worked on by those who are willing to work hard and have the skills to do so.
Cons
Pay is OK. Not bad, but not great.
