788 Associate, Investment and Corporate Banking Jobs

“I have learned a lot at GT”

Pros:  “You learn a lot fast because there are a ton of very unique projects to be worked on. The people are friendly and easy to get along with. The Dallas office is especially…”

Cons:  “The hours are ridiculous. The problem is that GT is growing so fast and doesn't have enough people coming in and staying. The people coming in get so overwhelmed…” – Full Review

“Good bank to start off with”

Pros:  “Good investment bank with decent perks located in a great city. Not the highest profile, but there are opportunities to move to bigger spots if your good enough. It's good…”

Cons:  “Not as well known. Senior Management isn't very good at communications with Associates. Obviously not in New York or Chicago, so there is a much lower profile…” – Full Review

“Professional”

Pros:  “Key Bank had great pay, I loved the team I worked with. When I started at the bank they had a very good bonus program.”

Cons:  “The fees to the customers are very high, the upper management did not give the local branches any room to reverse fees like a local credit union would.” – Full Review

“Solid company; only getting better”

Pros:  “Executive leadership was focused/clearly communicated the vision; senior leadership was as much of a "team" as can be expected at a company the size of Pru; job advancement…”

Cons:  “Not a Pru-specific issue, but when you work at a large company you can feel like a number; depending on the department, the pace could be a bit s-l-o-w” – Full Review

“Great place to work for analyst, banker, portfolio manager”

Pros:  “private ownership, culture, conservatiive, intelligent individuals, nice people, considerate”

Cons:  “slow decision making, partnership makes all decisions based what maximizes their payout, support roles have little say in direction of firm” – Full Review

“Comfortable place to work for with great flexibility and nice people”

Pros:  “Flexible work environment Nice colleagues Data Intensive”

Cons:  “Managers try not to be concerned with your career interests. One will have to push a lot to get things done. Promotions can be unfair and totally unjustified.” – Full Review

“I consider myself extremely fortunate to work at Baird. I love coming to work.”

Pros:  “Incredibly talented associates, incredible culture.”

Cons:  “Not as diverse as they should be” – Full Review