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The Toronto-Dominion Bank & its subsidiaries are collectively known as TD Bank Group (TD). TD is the sixth largest bank in North America by assets & serves approx. 28 million customers in a number of locations in key financial centres around the globe. With over 95,000 employees, TD ranks among the world's leading online financial firms, with more than 17 million active online and mobile customers. Delivering legendary customer experiences is who we are & is part of our goal to be the Better Bank. Visit our Careers page to learn more about TD & why TD is a great place to work.

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Financial Analyst
3.4
27 December 2025
Okay for Some, Tough for Others
Pros: The hybrid model is a solid perk; I liked having days to work from home. For certain financial services teams, the 40-hour week is actually respected, which is a big plus. You get decent benefits and the job security is good for a big bank.
Cons: As a Financial Analyst, especially during quarter ends, expect long hours. It's not uncommon to work past 7 PM, sometimes even later. The work-life balance here can really dip if you're on a demanding project or team in corporate finance.
Advice to Management: Try to enforce more consistent expectations for hours across all financial analyst teams. Burnout is real, especially for junior staff in high-pressure corporate finance roles.
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Software Engineer
3.3
1 April 2026
Decent Work-Life Balance for a Big Bank
Pros: I've found the work-life balance as a Software Engineer to be generally decent here. Most weeks stick to 40 hours, which is pretty solid for the financial services industry. The hybrid work model definitely helps a lot with personal life planning.
Cons: Sometimes, closer to big project deadlines, the hours can get long. It's not consistent across all teams in the Toronto office, which is tough. There's occasional pressure to be available after hours.
Advice to Management: Standardize expectations for work hours across all teams. Prioritize employee well-being more consistently, even during crunch times.
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Financial Analyst
3.3
29 April 2026
Leadership is generally decent here
Pros: My direct managers in the Toronto office were really supportive. They helped me grow my skills in analytical roles. You can find solid career development if you look for it.
Cons: Higher-level leadership often feels disconnected from daily operations. Decisions can take ages, which slows things down for us. It's a big corporate bank, so things move slowly sometimes.
Advice to Management: Senior leaders should engage more with front-line employees. Speed up the decision-making process to empower teams.
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