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Starting Your Journey
Before You Apply
Have a conversation with your manager and/or reach out to a Career Advisor for help.
Grow your career by taking advantage of the tools and resources available in the Performance and Development Toolkit for Employees and through our education program at pnc.guildeducation.com.
- Know Yourself Worksheet;
- Competency Assessment;
- Get Feedback; and
- Development Items in Workday
Start exploring by having conversations with individuals associated with your roles of interest. Consider job shadowing or volunteering for stretch opportunities. Getting involved with one of our employee business resource groups (EBRGs) is also a great way to build professional relationships.
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Beginning the Job Search
Seek Your Opportunity
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Applying for the Position
A Few Things to Consider
- Review the qualifications required for each position. If your experience and capabilities align with the qualifications, we encourage you to apply. Learn More
- Familiarize yourself with PNC’s compensation philosophy. If you have questions related to compensation, connect with the recruiter assigned to the requisition.
- Some positions will require that you complete an assessment. Some assessments are timed, so it’s best to set aside a quiet, uninterrupted space to take them if necessary.
- If selected, prepare for the interview. Be ready to talk about your skills, interests and qualifications for the position, and be able to talk about specific achievements relative to goals.
- If not selected for the position, here are some helpful resources for you to use in your continuing job search:
- Engage with a Career Advisor;
- Career Development Tools & Resources in Pathfinder;
- iLearn – the gateway to learning at PNC;
- Update your job alerts and career profile;
- Have a conversation with your manager about your career aspirations.
*Please note: We encourage all employees to speak with their managers about their career development prior to applying for another job at PNC. Your manager can provide guidance and is well positioned to help you build your network and consider other opportunities.
As your manager will be notified if you are asked to interview for another job at PNC, we encourage you to make them aware before they receive a notification through Workday.
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Interviewing for the Job
Bring Your Authentic Self
Check out these interview tips.
You’ll interview in person, via video or by phone, so be ready for any scenario. However, given the current need for social distancing, PNC is holding virtual interviews (via video and/or by phone).
Be prepared for behavioral interview questions and customer-focused questions—convey to the interviewer what makes you a good fit for the position.
Remember, interviewing is a conversation—be prepared to ask questions of your own so you can learn more about the role, team, department, expectations and more.
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Making the Decision
Your Future Begins Now
You’ll be notified whether you’re offered the position or not.
Make sure to update your job alerts and career profile in Workday once you have accepted a new position.
If you are not offered the position, don’t worry—you can always try again! Please refer to the resources outlined in Step 3 to help best prepare for future applications.
