2,047 Financial Services Consultant Jobs in Chicago, IL

“An ever changing working enviornment with challenges around every corner.”

Pros:  “You want to be the best, this company provides you with those tools.”

Cons:  “A lot of travel and time spent away from home.” – Full Review

“PWC Pakistan”

Pros:  “Great place to excel your career and grow as an indivisual. Excellent opprtunities available.”

Cons:  “Pay scale lower than industry standards.” – Full Review

“Excellent Company for Young Professionals”

Pros:  “-exposure to SAP, Oracle, Hyperion technologies -development of analytical skills -communication with regions around the world -excellent management”

Cons:  “Room for growth somewhat limited.” – Full Review

“Navigant Consulting are close-nit, smart and professional firm”

Pros:  “Great leadership and role models Transparency High-level, strategic projects that make a difference to the client”

Cons:  “Brand name needs to be promoted” – Full Review

“Not the best management”

Pros:  “1. Plenty of activities at work 2. Flexible hours 3. Latest technologies used in IT 4. no strict dress code , so it is very informal :-)”

Cons:  “1. terrible upper management , dont know how they get here 2. appraisal is joke 3. recruiter promises something and then after you accept offer then there is no…” – Full Review

“Great employer, great experiences depending on the teams you work with.”

Pros:  “Smart and capable individuals, great benefits and meaningful opportunities to grow.”

Cons:  “Industry isn't the most interesting.” – Full Review

“Smart people - demanding work life”

Pros:  “The people are very smart, and there is a lot of room for growth in the firm. Training is always available for what ever you wish to learn and compensation is competitive.”

Cons:  “The firm does demand a lot of you....in addition to your project work you will be expected to put in time on proposals/building solutions/recruiting, etc.” – Full Review

“Navigant Consulting, Great People”

Pros:  “Good benefits package, smaller firm, more concern for you as an individual”

Cons:  “smaller publicly held company, too quick to make decisions to appease stock holders” – Full Review