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Bridgewater Bank

As a wholly owned subsidiary of AMA, Bridgewater Bank has incredible support from this highly reputable, very successful Alberta company. That said the bank itself is still in its infancy and has many opportunities as it continues to grow and mature from its early small business roots. Presently it focuses primarily on mortgage sales to the broker network, and developing its credit card program.

Bridgewater Bank's greatest asset is its people who remain committed to the corporate values and confidence that AMA has instilled in the organization. My co-workers were committed and eager to participate, although at times this was hindered by lack of infrastructure and cohesive direction. The company does have a mandate to improve upon its internal communications with a new internal social media tool.

The company has good benefits with 3 weeks holidays to start, as well as comprehensive health, dental and vision benefits. The company contributes well to an employee pension plan (vested after 2 years), and has an optional group RRSP plan. Oh and a fun perk is that they provide free donuts and bagels from Tim Horton's on Fridays, which is also a day that employees are allowed to wear jeans. A downside is that there are not extensive learning opportunities available at this time because the bank has not been profitable in the last few years.

It was a great pleasure to work with multicultural people who bring new ideas and knowledge to the organization where their values and ethic are clearly recognized by the company.

Prepare information and payout statement throughout the day for lawyers and banks.  provide manger with weekly reports and details on daily stats on how many, information and payout statements completed .

Bridgewater had a pleasant atmosphere with kind people to work with, and they were always ready to help if needed.  I learned how to balance quality and quantity while doing my work. Management was supportive, but let you be independent at the same time.

Overall just OK, confusing management with constant duty shift. Forced participation in managements idea of culture. Multiple management directions. Executive is good, so are people

Wonderful culture, open and honest teams. Enjoyed my time here.

Pros:
Amazing teams
Wonderful people
Hybrid 
Free parking for managers and up

Cons:
Major decisions depend on parent company AMA, so bank has low power in terms of major decision-making.

Work life balance and management show concern on the well being of an employee.

Events are organized for the benefit of the employees and for the community

Bridgewater is a great place to work with a good executive team. There are some sore spots around growth within the company and designing a good brand but all in all it is a good place to work. 

Management trusts your ability to see projects through to completion without micromanagement. Small-to-medium sized company that allows opportunity for visibility and vertical movement.

Working here is fun and productive. You get exposed to different kinds of technologies, although some are not so common in today's tech world. There are really smart professionals who work here.

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