100 Senior Quantitative Research Analyst Jobs in Chicago, IL

“Great place to learn and opportunities to work on influential projects”

Pros:  “The career development stages are clearly outlined, so that promotion expectations are managed appropriately. There is a lot of flexibility in the way you work and what…”

Cons:  “Recent growth in business has meant an increase in hiring; however, this has been coupled with a lack of attention on making good systems that make working…” – Full Review

“Corporate Office”

Pros:  “Good working environment - there are high expectations of employees, but not unreasonably so. The people there are really committed to the Company and its future”

Cons:  “It's an airline, so it is always subject to factors beyond its control as far as performance goes, way more so than in other industries.” – Full Review

“Good compensating.”

Pros:  “Staff all work fast to assist any need.”

Cons:  “Did not have paid holidays or vacation. A needed perk when working at a bank” – Full Review

“Satisfied”

Pros:  “Great Technology for consumers and employees. Branch placement can dramatically effect employee experience.”

Cons:  “Low base salary. Recently lowered incentive plan with no rise in base.” – Full Review

“Big Anonymous Company”

Pros:  “Improving their training and development”

Cons:  “constant pay freezes. You are just a number - if someone leaves company, common to hear 'the Marsh juggernaut carries on' ...” – Full Review

“Mercer is a pretty reasonable place to work, not that different from the competition.”

Pros:  “Chicago office has some really nice clients, interesting work, and good opportunities. Also, some really talented colleagues. Great national resources.”

Cons:  “Strong national leadership presence and uber-standardized procedures can get in the way of getting work completed nimbly and can limit creativity.” – Full Review