“One of the best banks to work for as a bank manager”

Pros:  “Very employee centric company, with realistic sales goals and great products to offer.”

Cons:  “Very limited opportunity for advancement inside and outside of retail banking once you get to the branch manager level position.” – Full Review

“A lot of opportunities with a rapidly growing company”

Pros:  “base + commission and full benefits, work hard/play hard mentality, opportunity for advancement from within, Spiffs and different sales contests makes it very rewarding”

Cons:  “First couple weeks of training can get boring with a lot of reading sales books and writing weekly reports, CRM system the sales team uses to prospect needs a lot…” – Full Review

“Great crew to work with”

Pros:  “People and customers wonderful Great Discount”

Cons:  “Sometimes tough to get hours Raises are small” – Full Review

“Clear focus on engagement”

Pros:  “Top leadership in Finance has a clear focus on developing talent and employee engagement. Annual engagement surveys are used to measure progress and build goals against…”

Cons:  “Sometimes getting free beer every month becomes a little difficult. Often the cases just pile up in the garage and I end up becoming the most popular person in the…” – Full Review

“Sales Associate”

Pros:  “They had good sales benefits.”

Cons:  “A lot of old grumpy old people.” – Full Review

“Great place to work once training is endured.”

Pros:  “Strong team-leaders Fair wage Relaxed atmosphere Casual dress code”

Cons:  “Weekly "audits" -- progress reports that occur even during training Slow two-week training, no option to advance at your own pace” – Full Review

“Love working at Hand and Stone!”

Pros:  “Friendly work environment, flexible schedule, membership and retails sales commissions, great owners”

Cons:  “Reading the negative reviews. Hand and Stone offers a great working environment and if an employee is unhappy they should be addressing their concerns to the owners…” – Full Review