Wells Fargo

Loan Verification Analyst

February 2007 • West Des Moines, IA

What I liked

The scheduled hours and flexibility with taking time off.

What I wish was different

Advice

Always be open and willing to change as that is one constant in the corporate world.

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Student Loan Counselor

June - August 2019 • Phoenix, AZ

What I liked

Labor Free Job

What I wish was different

Work was not interesting and repetitive

Advice

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Financial Advisor Intern

May - July 2019 • Birmingham, AL

What I liked

Loves the one on one experience I got.

What I wish was different

Maybe being a little more hands on.

Advice

Doing something you don’t think you’d enjoy is always a risk worth taking because you never know if you’ll love it like you think.

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Wealth and Investment Management Client Associate

June 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

What I wish was different

Nothing.

Advice

be able to read your surroundings and people and be aware of others and put them first.

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Bank Teller

September 2019 • Logan, UT

What I liked

My coworkers are super great and there is always opportunity for growth and improvement.

What I wish was different

I am working 30 hours while going to school full time for a Finance degree, I just wish I would’ve been able to cut some hours back.

Advice

It is such a fun and professional environment. I really enjoy it.

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UX Intern

August 2019 • St. Louis, MO

What I liked

My manager, the department I worked for, the projects I received, the people overall

What I wish was different

I wish I didn't need to memorize a presentation. It took away time from managing the projects the department gave to me.

Advice

Be open to networking and learning what other departments do around you.

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Bank Teller

March 2018 - July 2019 • Marietta, GA

What I liked

The customer service

What I wish was different

Management

Advice

This job really helps work your customer service and networking skills.

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Financial Analyst Intern

July - September 2019 • Boise, ID

What I liked

I love the Wells Fargo Culture in the Boise Office Everyone was willing to spend time with me to teach me what they do They trust me by giving me some assignments and additional projects while working with them It helped me to know that I have a really big interest in the banking career

What I wish was different

I wish It would have been longer. 10 weeks went by really fast for me

Advice

Always be proactive, be friendly but also professional. If you show your desire to learn and get involved with the team. They will help you more, and will give you more assignments and projects. You will also gain their trust.

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Loan specalist

June - August 2019 • Minneapolis, MN

What I liked

Everythng

What I wish was different

If the food was cheaper

Advice

Pack your own lunch

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Financial Analyst

June - August 2019 • Atlanta, GA

What I liked

It was great seeing what working in an office 40 hours a week was like. I was able to work with FSU Alumni which was also awesome. I learned a great deal about commercial real estate, but also how to deal with people of different personality types.

What I wish was different

I wish the program had a little more structure. I did not enjoy the days that were slow as much as I enjoyed days full of meetings.

Advice

Ask questions and network while you are there, but most importantly seek to help others whenever you can. Volunteer for any random tasks asked of people in the office.

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Corporate Trust Services Intern

May - August 2019 • Minneapolis, MN

What I liked

We were exposed to multiple lines of business within corporate trust Services and was able to network with a lot of people.

What I wish was different

I wish they offered more group projects.

Advice

Take advantage of your internship role. You get the chance to meet so many people. Never be shy to introduce yourself, stay after a meeting to talk to a speaker, or ask people out to lunch. I was able to get my full time job on another team because of the people I was connecting with.

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Bank Teller

April 2019 • Miami, FL

What I liked

Job flexibility and benefits

What I wish was different

How long the hiring process is

Advice

Keep applying and don’t give up!

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Personal Banker

January - September 2019 • Layton, UT

What I liked

Good benefits package, matched 401k, option for tuition reimbursement, paid training.

What I wish was different

Felt understaffed constantly.

Advice

It’s a stepping stone, so bear with it when it’s tough and it will pay off in the long run.

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Audit Intern

June - August 2019 • Charlotte, NC

What I liked

The people and atmosphere

What I wish was different

Wish this would have been offered in Raleigh

Advice

Ask lots of questions and network!

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Teller

March 2018 • Ogden, UT

What I liked

Still love it

What I wish was different

More opportunity to move up

Advice

Work hard

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loan specialist

May 2019 • Eagan, TN

What I liked

Independence

What I wish was different

Boss

Advice

Do your job

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Financial Compliance Examiner

June - August 2019 • Los Angeles, CA

What I liked

I currently work for Wells Fargo but I did an internship in a separate department to gain a little more insight in the company, it was different from what I expected but I was able to see all the back office work it took to be one of the U.S top financial institution’s

What I wish was different

A little more hands on, I mostly shadowing and helping people who already did the job, I wasn’t able to actually do the job.

Advice

Attention to details when dealing with financial compliance making sure you’re able to pay attention to what you’re doing and reading helps you not have to redo the work.

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