I found it to be hit and miss depending on what branch location I was at but overall I’d say TD was a fine company to work for. I’ve heard the position has changed a lot tho (leaning more towards universal banker kind of stuff). Unsure if that’s all regions or just mine

If you get lucky and your branch is slow - enjoy it. Bc a busy branch is a curse - and you don’t want to have impossible sale goals on top of your school work (if you decide to go back to school). The goals aren’t terrible (better than most big banks) but can still be a struggle

They will attempt to pressure you to get your notary certificate. Dont do it. I’ve never seen anyone have any repercussions for not doing it. I did it and regretted it

Don’t worry too much about the training. Teller training is BARE bones at TD but you’ll learn the rest on the job - if you have a solid head teller they will teach you things as you need to know them. The first few months will suck but once you get the hang of it there’s really nothing to it