Pros
I do not see any. Worthless to work there especially if you want to evolve fast in the banking industry. You better work for RBC, BMO or Scotia Bank. Your mutual funds license will be worthless there as a personal banker and they say you have to do at least 18 months in that position before expecting a promotion.
Cons
fake managers that will fake being nice to you and soon you will be overwhelm by the load of sales targets, and performance expectations. They will not think twice before firing you. Toxic work culture. I heard some of my former colleagues gossiping and laughing about how former employees were kicked out of the company for poor performance. Conformity will drain your soul. Your manager will receive e-mails any time you make a mistake in a customer transaction. They do not care whether you are in training or not and after a number of warnings they will fire you for not respecting the company's conformity procedures. Sales oriented. They do not care much whether products are relevant for the customers. Personal bankers supposed to meet customers by appointments for the most part end up doing way much cashier services.