I am currently going through the interview process for PNC. With any organization there is good and bad, can someone who works there gives specifics on pay in IT, bonuses, stock options, medical, that sort of thing. Looking to get a 20% bump going to PNC and trying to decide if it's worth it.
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I was a contractor at PNC in 2021 and got let go.
I was a software dev and damn they pushed us pretty hard. As contractors they wanted us to work 50 hours a week as well as full time employees. Many full timers got pi---d off after doing it for 2 months and left, so they stopped it. They pushed us and pushed us to get the project done and then out of the blue the recruiter calls me and said I wasn’t gonna be there in 2 weeks and Pnc was letting me go. Apparently it was every contractor on the team. I’m told they do this often to all the contractors. They also mentioned full time work, which I think was a way to get me to work harder
The pay in IT is in line with industry for the most part. Raises and bonuses are just straight up bad but work life balance is pretty good. If you're in a place with bad balance it isn't worth it because the raises are sh-t and they make you go into the office for no reason even if your coworkers are in different locations
I am also interviewing with PNC and every stage of the interview I am being asked the old "tell me about a time" that is annoying but then they start asking about strenghtfinder personality profiling? I told the recruiter to take me out of the interview process. Not interested in companies like this utilizing antiquated interviewing processes and personality profiling, what a joke that place is.