1,414 Client Team Leader, Investment Reporting Jobs

“In a rotation that isn't planned out but learning little things here and there about the corp.”

Pros:  “Flexible time and in the best part of the city.”

Cons:  “Benefits are okay but not great and money could be better” – Full Review

“JPM MIddle Market Banking - Smaller Midwest Cities”

Pros:  “Opportunities within the bank are numerous”

Cons:  “Unless you work in a primary market (NYC, Chicago, Dallas, etc) you are treated like a step-child” – Full Review

“Satisfied but room for improvemet”

Pros:  “First and foremost Morgan Stanley is a great name. It is a good company to have on your resume. Also, the benefits are great and on top of that you get 20 days of vacation…”

Cons:  “At Morgan Stanley you will work long hours and there is no hour lunch, you simply run to get food and then eat at your desk. This often leads to burn out among the…” – Full Review

“Not a long-term option”

Pros:  “The salary and bonus are competitive for the field; it's a big firm with lots of back-office support and nice facilities”

Cons:  “It's not an innovative place to work; everyone just does things the same way they have since the firm started 70 years ago. People are afraid of change” – Full Review

“Good place to start out”

Pros:  “My manager is fantastic! New benefits package is really great. Hearing aid coverage.. which anyone who has them will realize is a huge thing for a company to cover.”

Cons:  “Schedule flexibility is essentially non-existent Plenty of sick days however unless you have FML status you get docked for using them Advancement can be tough…” – Full Review

“Very good for a contract place organization.”

Pros:  “Benefits, decent pay, good clients.”

Cons:  “Little upside other than current paycheck. Uncertainty about future projects.” – Full Review

“In a rotation that isn't planned out but learning little things here and there about the corp.”

Pros:  “Flexible time and in the best part of the city.”

Cons:  “Benefits are okay but not great and money could be better” – Full Review