You have to wonder when the whole first day of employment in training is spent trying to convince you of how great an organization it is to work for...I mean they pay you to watch video testimonials from other employees saying how much they love their job with TD! That concerned me a bit as I saw it as a red flag but thought I would keep an open mind and stay positive. However, it didn't take...

Such a let down...I changed jobs after 14yrs in my previous field and was so excited to join tdct...but that quickly changed after the rediculous pressure that is put on its employees. I watched csr after csr (including myself) get be-littled infront of customers and staff at least once a day, many of them brought to tears and having customers trying to consol them (no joke!). I left after only...

It is all about whom you know not what you know and employee's doesn't respect company culture.

TD has become way too aggressive with sales. Sales targets are unattainable and they set you up to fail.

I worked for Td for over 20 years. I gave them my heart and sole. In the first 15 years it was great.

We worked hard, but we enjoyed our work, and we enjoyed our customers. In the last 10 years

the company has become incredibly "hungry" to be # 1. They are weeding out their knowledgeable

full-time employees and replacing them with micro manageable kids. These large corporate giants

need to be...

Recommend to young people but not those seeking stability or long-term growth.

Started working in one of the financing departments on contract. So far I can say that it is extremely stressful as they expect pretty much high volume of transactions per day. This is in an office type environment. I am not wanting to go work in a branch considering all banks are pretty much the same when it comes to selling. I lost my job with RBC and was hoping there would be a better...

TD has shifted some of their cost centers to India for one reason only (to save a few bucks) There is no reason why this company should be hiring over seas when they have no business there and when unemployment is so high back home. The bank should be ashamed of themselves. People are unaware that these call centers exist in India, Canadians should know this and be wary of their personal...

TD Bank hires people off the street and right away gives them access to the most confidential information of all of their clients. No background checks, nothing. Easy come, easy go. I don't know about you, but i wouldn't want someone i know to know what's in my bank account.

It's a real shame in how the company is changing. The change isn't good either. I can't speak for the whole of the bank because there are a lot of different departments in the bank, so I'll speak for TD Canada Trust only.

First, one of the main reasons why the atmosphere is so stressful, negative and 'dog eat dog' is that they don't staff the branches properly anymore. There generally are not...

Best place I have ever worked. Ensure you include TD as a spot on your places you want to work!

I am currently off on Disability due to being hounded day after day to SELL! SELL! SELL! that's all they care about, they don't mind if the client is already in mega debt you are still supposed to sell them another Visa, LOC, Loan, Higher priced account etc. or get them in the side offices so they can sell them even higher priced items.

The Management is pathetic, the majority of them don't...

TD Audit is an incredibly hostile and insidious environment to work in. Staff are of no value, Staff are told, "You're job is to earn a pay cheque". People approaching retirement are "Deleted" just prior to their retirement benefits becoming activated so they get nothing and management responsible for these kinds of activities are promoted even after complaints. In one case an entire department...

It's all about sales, whether you rip customers off its okay as long as you bring in SR and volume, the only thing we have going for us is our opening hours, wonder how long we can rely on that, and senior management needs to learn how to respect their employees, I'm grateful for everything but I didn't think i'd spend over 40k in uni work my ass off in work and school so some idiot senior...

You'll love this. Corporate Audit Christmas party 2010. Labeled a "Dance". Light foods to be served, no big meals cause the venue only has tables to stand at. It's a dance after all. Everyone will get 2 drink tickets for a free drink, after that you buy your own...OK Here it comes.....Division employees only. No Spouses! So we're expected to go to a dance and dance with our co-workers?! And there...

A company full of uneducated senior management who only got to where they were by moving up the ranks. Outside experience is not valued or taken seriously because you didn't start as a CSR like they wanted.

I may sound like a broken record but like most have said the desire to work for this company is no more! I got a new job 3 months ago and absolutely love it. When I first started with this company a few years ago and the Manager actually had the gull to yell at me during my first week, I knew was going to be trouble. Except for a few cool co-workers, the majority of people who work here a) really...

Td's vision is clear, "sales Revenue" nothing else matters.

TD is THE worst company I have ever worked for, without a doubt. The amount of everything (stress, work, goals, unpaid overtime, lack of respect from management and seniors) is not worth the money.

They expect brand new employees (not just to the company but the financial working world) to achieve absurdly high goals after 3 months. The title of "Customer Service Representative" is basically...

I have been employed with TD Canada Trust for 4 years and have worked 21 years of my life. I have never been fired from a job and am very loyal but TD Canada Trust is the worst place I have ever worked. There is too many managers telling each staff member they are not good enough. Goals are set so high only 10% of my co-workers meet and exceed it.

When I started at TD it was fantastic but...

I haved worked for both CIBC and TD Bank Financial Group and I have to say that TD is far worse to work for than CIBC. At least at CIBC I had some corporate pride happening. I absolutely hate working for TD and am hoping to be retained by another firm sometime in the future. I could say more, but I don't even want to make that effort - it would be long winded and resentful. Let's just say...

The collections department has turned into a joke in this company! First, some genius decided we needed CEI in collections and this has gradually morphed into creating an environment where actually collecting the money is secondary to blowing sunshine up the customer's rear end. They changed our titles from Collections Officers to "Customer Account Specialists" (if I told you, without any other...

What use to be a great place to work about 5 years ago has now gone down the proverbial toilet! Managers are now constantly up your throat with the most ridiculous coaching sessions. Goals are now getting out of hand, especially mutual funds. Work-life balance, which has never been perfect but still was good, has now gone down. I can handle 7 day banking but the schedule is messed up. Getting a...

No thanks to this organization -- if you like being whipped around do so. I joined the bank a few years ago as a Branch Manager and this company was by far the worst place to work at ever! Horrible VP's who know nothing and get whipped by execs to bring in results, unrealistic expectations of certain branches who need to reach targets and poor compensation (most banks are poor in this regard)....

Horrible place to work if you want any work/life balance. I was "forced" to work long hours and come in over weekends almost every single weekend, because the responsibilities that did not belong to my role got dumped on me. I got my role as a business analyst and handled my regular responsibilities during my regular hours. After my regular hours, I was forced to take over an IT manager's role...

OMG I READ THESE POSTING AND YOU GUYS HIT THE NAIL RITE ON THE HEAD! THIS PLACE IS THE LOWEST BANK TO WORK FOR, ITS ALL TRUE.. BULLY MANAGERS, FAVORTISM AND ALOT OF WORK AND LOW PAY! I LEFT TD AND WENT TO A BIGGER BANK AND GOT A 10K RAISE, TD'S BONUS' ARE A JOKE TOO! I USED BRING IN MILLIONS IN LOANS ONLY TO GET $180 BUCKS A QUARTER! AND YES I SEEN MANY OLDER PEOPLE FIRED FOR STRANGE REASONS?WHAT...

It upsets me that so many people have negative comments to say about working at TD, I suspect there is good reason for these individuals being churned out of the organization, who turn to this site to spew their banter. Intelligent and competent people are not treated poorly. I have worked in a number of industries from entry level to senior management and I feel I have finally found the mix of...

I actually worked for TD in the US. This place sucks. I am not a union person, I don't believe in socialism and I do believe in free markets. Having dislosed that, I must say this bank needs government intervention because it continues to treat its employees like property. It is simply a toxic place to work. Mangement abuses employees and rules are arbitrary. What will get one person fired...

This workplace is toxic. There is favouritism and lack of professionalism. Hard work is only recognize to the people they like and those are the ones that get promoted. They don't offer proper training and support, but they expect you to deliver high quality service. When you do provide that service they over look you and don't appreciate the work you do. Supervisors and manager can bully you...

pressure for sales getting worse day by day,loved my position for many years but since the pressure for sales each day and pressure that you may be forced to leave at any time, it makes you feel like you need to look to move on

Older workers are in great danger in this organization and it is very rare to find anyone over the age of 50. They seem to download the older people to avoid looming pension obligations. Their Waterhouse investment advisory business is cause for great concern for any consumer. Just be aware that the size of a broker's book of business will determine the extent to which management deals with...

Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies Bullies!!!!! Piece of shit managers, no work ethics. Stay away!

Been with TD 4 years now and every day it gets worse. Sales are all that matters, nothing else. More people are on stress leave then actively working in my department. How they managed to be Canada's Top 50 employers is beyond me. Don't work for them! Not if you value your family, and your well being!

Recently left TD after 20 years in IT. Compensated fairly (for a bank) but expectations kept growing every year, work/family life balance was severely impacted. Management plays the political game about improvements to work/life balance but expectations get worse every year. A successful company and a great working experience but expect to dedicate yourself 7/24 if you are in IT

I worked for TD for several years without realizing how toxic the work environment is, until recently. There are too many incompetent managers, and the way they keep their job is through yelling & screaming and playing office politics. Door slamming, yelling & rolling eyes while others talk is expected in many meetings. I suffered a serious stress-related illness and I eventually quit. One person...

Compared to BMO Project Delivery and CIBC Mellon Business Change, TD Securities rocked, even though they didn't have a formal project team when I was there. All banks will have bad departments, managers, and weaknesses. In all cases it depends on where you are placed (luck) and sometimes what you do about it... TD managers all the way up to VP (and now MD), trash talked their employees behind...

Not a good experience. Got yelled at on the floor in front of several coworkers.

Not very appreciative and highly critical. Would not work there again. Expected us to finish a ton of coursework in a short period. Very critical and demeaning managment

I work in a sub division of Finance. They tote work-life balance. They tote a casual attitude about work hours but consider people who leave on time "Clock watchers" and will demand people stay late for they're planning failures. They literally don't know what they want but they know they want something and they don't plan anything but on delivery day you better make it all come together, and...

At the Waterhouse division its all about sales. It is a great place to work if they set you up for success and you kiss management ass. Certain advisors are given have been given multiple branches to work with and these advisors who are handed clients and then are considered successful The branches are handed out at the manager's discretion or if they are trying to recruit from another FI. ...

I've been working with TD for some years now. Personally I think the my job here in Technology Solutions is pretty good (IT). My team and manager(s) are very nice, including the senior manager. 1 out of 10 co-workers can be a hassle to work with but the rest are very supportive. The pay is not bad, could be better.

In the end I really think it depends on what part of TD you work at. From what...

This place is a typical corporation. The inept and incompetent get promoted because they know how to schmooze and lick boots. Anyone who is intelligent and who thinks independently will be kept down and frowned upon. My own department manager can't even use proper grammar in his e-mails and he thinks that apostrophes are to sentences as pepper is to a plate of food. I'm just there to keep my...

They want us to show empathy to our customers, but provide none to the employee.

If something is wrong, any explanation is an "excuse" and they do not care. No such thing as reason there. If you are hot, you will be promoted. If you are ill, you will be harassed about it consistently, and then told your illness is your fault. If you are not perfect they go WAY out of their way to make you...

TD is the best bank to work for, comparing it to Scotia or BMO, from personal experience as I have worked for all 3. Banking industry has changes in the last 5 years to be a very sell sell sell orientated consept. This only affects you negatively if you let it. If you approach it with the attitude of not wanting to try, then you will hate it, but if you approach it positivley and take they...

I would not recommend working for TD Bank Financial Group if your job has anything to do with Retail Banking. It really sucks working in the branch environment with all of the unreasonable demands and dumb little contests. And contrary to popular belief of the uneducated robots that make up the Branch staff, TD's Defined Benefit Pension sucks! Anyone who doesn't know that should either do more...

There are many managers abusing employees in this company.

I love working for TD. Yes there are stressful days, but it's because there is a lot of responsibilty (depending on your position), but it's also very rewarding. There is a lot of opportunity for growth and advancement - however a lot of it can depend on your manager and/or VP. The benefits and financial perks are very good, pay is in line with market, and the learning experience helps gives you...

I was hired just recently eventhough I've been working with TD for the past year with an agency. So far I enjoy my job very much. The people here are so hardworking and everyone is nice and helpful to each other. Good work is recognized and advancement is encourged by management. Much better than my last employer, who didn't even make it on the 2009 Canada's Top 50 Employers list.

TD Canada Trust is an awful bank stay away; the management and staff are crazy.

Once you get sucked in, you will have no life; your life's focus turns into generating sales revenue, all day and all night thats all you can think about - sales revenue.

Work life balance goes out the door; weekends become none existent.

The review process is a sham as well; no matter how much you exceed your...

The Sr. management here is corrupt and based on prejudice and preferential treatment, you are not given merit baed evlauation, especially high on the political connections, bunch of ass kissrrs and retards at the top of this place.

This is a great place to work. The executives and teams I've worked with are friendly and helpful, and leaders really seem to care about employees. Your manager really makes a big difference to what it's like working at TD, and I've worked with three great managers so far. I've recommended TD to former co-workers , and will continue to do so.

TD is laden with politics based rewarding over performance based, there are several incompetent based persons in high levels within TD, especially the VP's who have the title slapped on them just for sticking around, most of whom do not even have a professional designation. TD may be good for starting out but if you want to advance your career and not spend the rest 30 years of your life ass...

Had worked for this employer for 30 years,terrible place, TD tolerates harassment in all shapes and forms even though they state they have a policy in place, they degrade you infront of customers etc. So glad I finally left,so stressful and morale is unbelievable. Stay clear from this employer or your life will never be the same.Human Resources is full of crap also. Branch had HR come out 11...

This place should be called after an anatomical part of your body....

seriously, stay away, keep your life, and your sense of values....don't bring your parents to a b ranch to get any advice, t hese people don't know their arses from a hole in the ground.

I've been with TD over 6 Years and I have to say this company has driven me insane for the last few years. You have good managers and a lot more manipulative ones. Unfortunately the ones i've had recently have been manipulative, they make you think staff have been complaining about you and make you turn against your co-workers. They play with your reviews and ratings and play with the clients....

Absolutely horrible employer, especially for those who want to advance quick. Those with talent are held down by jealous managers who want to keep their jobs safe. Management is truly incomponent in this company (don't be fooled executive management, beneath them, this is a micromanaged company). The only thing this company was good at was customer service, however that too is in jeopardy by...

TD is a pretty big company, so I guess it depends on which division you're in.

The office I was in, it was terrible. I knew the place was run by monkeys when one day, after submitting the phone reps' performance report to the managers, one of them said to me, "When you say so-and-so's average handle time is 4.7 minutes, don't you mean 5.1?"

The idiot thought 4.7 minutes = 4 minutes & 70 seconds.

TD is a very stressful place to work, I would not recommend working thier, all they want you to do is Sell sell sell, and if you have a week where your sales are down you are tantilzed and put into meetings and they try to make you quit and they are very negative. Very low morale, I wish we could all do something to bring attention to how employees are treated in this company

I HAVE WORKES FOR TD FOR 20 YEARS, WORST DECISION OF MY LIFE! ALL THEY CARE ABOUT IS SALES AND WHO CARES IF CUSTOMERS ARE LIED TO AS LONG AS S ALES ARE MADE!

TD Canada Trust is a great place to work (which is why I have been there for the past 20 years). They truly care about their employee's. They have a great balance between work and family life, excellent training systems, recognize your achievements and have great opportunities for advancement. I love working for this company.

TD Bank is an outstanding company to work for. The strategy is simple and consistent and the clear focus on the customer and employee experience make it a really motivating environment. Lastly it has a healthy performance culture. I would highly recommend TD as a great employer & place to work!

TD Bank is a great employer - there is a sound strategy in place backed by solid leadership. I am very proud to work for such an incredible organization. A positive attitude and strong performance will never go unnoticed.

This has to be the worst employer I have worked for. TD Bank not only treated me like garbage when I worked for them , however after I quit they treated me even worse. I was given attitude and disrespected both professionally and personally. My last pay cheque was given to me after one month of my decision to leave. After my training I wasnt sent to a branch because the TD recruitment kept making...

I worked at main branch downtown toronto. TD "deleted" several teller positions as well as managers (one was with the company for 35 years, another for 15) only to have new "openings" in the same branch for both tellers and managers once they got rid of those high salleries. Very poor practice on TD's part.

low morale caused by bad managers - actually the worst managers ever. management try to control your life. they don't let you have a life, though they claim so. there is no respect from the upper management at all. don't work for this company.

Although I would say TD is horrible to work for, I've heard bad things about working for the other major Canadian banks too, and great things about credit unions, so my advice is stay away.

I can't imagine working for another company. I've been here over 30 years and am very proud to say I work for the best bank in North America.

I worked for TD for 3 years. My rating is based on working with different branches. Depending on how long some of my co-workers were with the particular branch affected the atmosphere greatly.

Its a great company. I have worked for much worse. The people, I work with and their cultural diversity, is the best part of the job. You need to take the personal initiative to move on and develop yourself as other advancement opportunities do exist constantly. Banking can be this comfortable ... until I retire anyways ....

I love TD. They're the best job I've ever had. They're very versatile and understanding. The environment is great. The people I work with are awesome. The recruiting department knows what they're doing. I wish I got this job when I was younger.

The company had a terrific sales pitch in the job interview for my position, however once I was hired the truth began to show. The training program was horrific, and all the wonderful benefits I was sold on never came to fruition. Management doesn't care about your talents, all they care about is your ability to sell. I was told my conversations are terrific if I was a paid consultant advising my...

worst company to work for. management has zero respect for its employees. don't work for this company if u have a choice.

Working at TD Securities was nice! It was plush surroundings and a beautiful office. No complaints really, except major decisions must come in from Toronto. Overall a great bunch to work with but again, it's how well you can kiss the boss' ass that will get you anywhere. My boss has been there when the Earth was built so she will never get fired and I will never get promoted if she is there. ...

How you get ahead in this organization is who you know and how well you praise superiors and upper management.

Expect enormous pressure to sell, sell and sell more. Enough is never enough. Also expect to be micro-managed. This company has taken dumbing down an organization to new levels; all in the name of standardizing service levels. Many talented people, young and older, have left and talented people have been hard to find and keep. Stay away.

Don't work for this company.

senior management have minimal respect for the small potatoes. toxic work environment. i regret taking the job offer from this company. this is why the staff turnover rate is high. no one wants to stay, especially the good ones.

Once TD "took" over Canada Trust morale went completely downhill. The BIG bully was upon us. We were "pushed" to sell, sell, sell. Customer service sunk. The atmosphere at our particular branch was very poisonus. Many people left and are still leaving. I would never recommend this bank to anyone.

To be honest, it is such a HUGE company so it depends on which department that you work at first off. If you work in the branches which are totally sales driven, then yes, you are going to be pushed, micro-managed and have every minute of your filled with little things to do. Also, having to deal with customer complaints.

Benefits are great. Free banking and discounted products as well as...

stay away from working for this company

Like many other big companies, ratings depends on your direct managers. I've been with the bank for a few years and worked for two groups. Neither of them gave me a good impression. They were demanding and shows very little respect for their employees. Workload is too high. In one group, I brought the issue of high workload up during performance reviews, I was told I was merely incapable and...

To be fair, I only worked for one group at TD and I could only be working for the wrong senior manager. Based on my experience with her, I think TD is not a good company to work.

Not recommended for all those who have families and friends. Advancement is not about how well you perform or how capable you are; it's about who you know and how well you praise the senior management. Benefits is not the best within the banking industry. Lots of make-work projects that prove no values. Senior management utilize micro-management and not flexible to ideas from employees.

Good Benefits and coworkers....really happy to work with TD...best compensation and benefits compared with other bank. It's so flexible~ Salary increased twice for the last year and bonus as well. Lots of opportunity for promotion and advancement. Management encourage for advancement.

good company to work for ... recognition and reward programs are fair ... love the competitive environment... if you are not competitive you wont survive the culture..

worst company to work for. does not recognize efforts and achievement properly. managers don't expect employees to have a live other than work. there is no respect for employees.

please include TD as one of your employer... good company.. excellent advancement

TD Canada Trust is a good company to work for. They do recognize performance and reward it.

It's all about who you know. Not performance.