Which bank is the best employer?
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What is your picture of a “best” employer? What does he have to bring? Security, good salary, regional thought etc.?
If you prefer regionality and a “safe” employer, focus on a savings bank or Raiffaisenbank.
You probably do a career in a big bank.
IMPORTANT: Each bank is different and my “recommendation” is also just a subjective assessment.
You think you would also earn a lot in a savings bank or Raiffeisenbank or there are distinct differences to e.g. Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank
Define “Man”. The compensation system in a Raiffeisenbank or Sparkasse is generally capped upwards.
In my past career (Sparkasse) there was the fixed (monthly salary, 13 salaries) and the 14th. Pay was from the target card (short: How much did you sell? Objectives reached yes/no) depending. The monthly salary is very good for start-up. You can read at Sparkassen, is public (S-TVÖD googeln).
Extra-tariff (you will be paid after commission -> LV with 200 Euro monthly or LV with 1000 Euro monthly you can feel directly in the wallet) is very rare in folk and Raiffeisen banks and also savings banks. There’s only one person out of my way next to the board. For large banks, this is not necessarily different. However, it is worth mentioning that due to the size of the bank you have better climbs and more air up.
Please leave the hands of the Postbank and Commerzbank 🙂
Moin,
best compare the potential banks on Kununu: https://www.kunununu.com/
There’s a pretty good picture.