RBC is one of the worst employers I have ever experienced. They market themselves as a great employer, yet they are the contrary. I was treated like a second class citizen for being an english speaking person in Quebec even though I was completely bilingual. They say that they have ressources in place in the even that employees are treated negatively at the hands of their bosses however, that is not the case at all. You want to call hr and feel like your voice matters? Don't bother because their hr centre is located in India and the calls are answered by people who couldn't give a shit about you. What's that? You'll call the ombudsman? Even better. He's some guy who is on RBC's payroll and couldn't spell out impartiality even if it were written in the sky. Not to mention how rude he is. He lacks any form of compassion or empathy for the employees calling in. I worked very hard and was evaluated every 6 months at the highest level one could reach and yet my boss refused to write a letter of recommandation or provide a recommendation by phone to a potential employer. I used to believe in RBC, I truly believed we wanted the best for our customers. I used to believe the words that came out of the mouth of Shaneen (vp of Canadian banking). But now I know that those words are complete rubbish.

To all of those thinking that those logos on RBC Careers rating RBC as a great employer mean something, do yourself a favour and know that those awards are bought and paid for.

Posted on 25 July 2016 by Rater #425 | Flag as inappropriate

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