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Incompetent and toxic management.
Unethical HR department. Be warned, they will use underhanded tactics to weasel their way out of obligations towards employees (e.g. redundancy payments). Surprisingly poor conduct and lack of integrity, for an organisation of this calibre.
Would not consider working here ever again, unfortunately.

Benefits:
The 2-year graduate program was quite good.
Defined-benefit superannuation (unfortunately no longer available to any new employees).
Employee-exclusive health fund has excellent coverage and generous claim limits.
In-house cafeteria.
Assortment of sporting and social clubs.

The RBA have some of the smartest minds in Australia in the field of economics and finance and it is a real pleasure working amongst all those people. You do learn a lot, especially if you're a fresh graduate.

A huge let down however is HR, as they've come up with many bone-headed policies in relation to employees, while claiming that pay is fair value when compared to market rates, when it clearly is not. There are a lot of managers who do not have very good people skills and appear to actively avoid difficult conversations with staff members. 

I worked for more than 5yrs and  had to leave,  because I was on fixed term contract. Felt like I was on 5 yr probation :(. Don’t think its happens any where in Australia
HR is hopeless. 
Lot of un-happy staff
Lot of bureaucracy and egoistic snr mgmt
The staff get promoted on "Whom you know and not on what you know". I have seen so many collegues getting promoted because you get along with mgmt,
Lot of favoritism and group politics and HR keeps ignoring this
I worked in different teams. Some of the teams or over resourced and some are under resourced.

An amazing oppurtunity to works alongside some of the most proffessional and efficient operators in the field. The team at 60 Collins street have been and are an inncredibly inspirational and esteemed group of people and i am proud that i could assit in divesting this iconic building built in 1965. The site couldnt be in better hands with its new owner dexus Property Group.

Excellent employer. Excellent management team. Excellent training and organisational behaviour. Highly educated team of professionals. Excellent team of economists and managers, who help develop Australia's future and improve people's well being.

RBA has important roles as the Central Bank of Australia and will continue to fullfill the economic and financial stability for Australia.
Most staff member and leader are supportive for further education and work life balances.

Very poor work culture and politics in some areas.

Some managers are very critical and negative all the time. It can be very stressful.

Overall not worth it as you feel very de-motivated most of the time which affects you professionally and your image.

Toxic culture. Middle Management to scare of higher management to address any issues. If you are a confident experience person in what you do this is not the place for you to work as management will feel too intimated and threaten by you and will make sure they get rid of you.

Reserve bank of Australia was by far a great experience. My first time working for a central bank and it was magnificent  I worked for Head of Note Issue, we had such a wonderful working relationship. I will always be grateful for the experience.

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