908 Business Analyst Jobs in Austin, TX

“Super chill place to work”

Pros:  “No one cares when you show up or how late you work as long as you get your projects done. Dress code is non-existent, and I sometimes wear shorts and a t-shirt to work. Great…”

Cons:  “Some of the internal processes are a bit convoluted and poorly documented, but this varies from team to team. Each team is managed independently of the rest, so…” – Full Review

“Love my co-workers and the job is easy”

Pros:  “- Simple Job with Good Pay - Great Co-workers - Extra pay on holidays - Paid Training - Independent Work”

Cons:  “- Not Very Flexible Hours - Approximately Seven to Twenty-Four Hours a Week - Equipment is Worn-Out in Some Stores” – Full Review

“Listen to Your Foot Soldiers !”

Pros:  “Based on diversity, many different perspectives are shared among staff creating a workplace of dynamic problem solving.”

Cons:  “At times, senior manegement does not have a clue on what goes on for the every day foot soldier= on the battle line. When decisions to downsize are made, it…” – Full Review

“Senior management disconnect with employees”

Pros:  “Variety of work and expereince.”

Cons:  “Company needs to value more longer term solutions other than immediate direct P&L associated activity.” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “Very family friendly. Paid Holidays, great benefits. Community volunteer opportunities.”

Cons:  “Too much paperwork. ARC is working on getting everything online, currently too much paperwork.” – Full Review

“Great Learning Environment”

Pros:  “The structured PCG Education program is very helpful for people who have just graduated college. It allows for new hires to learn now things and hit the ground running. PCG…”

Cons:  “Depending on which practice area you are in, there aren't always lots of young people which is something that many people look for in a work environment.” – Full Review

“Good company to work for but lack of support”

Pros:  “Unlimited income potential Free to run your own "business"”

Cons:  “Lacking in the support of their agents” – Full Review