132 Financial Analyst/Investment Banker Jobs

“Very positive.”

Pros:  “The group that I work with is very competent. I expected corporate atmosphere to be somewhat hostile. Instead I learned how laid back and welcoming this atmosphere can be.”

Cons:  “There is not that much advancement for interns. It is a very cut-throat business and it might be very hard to start up.” – Full Review

“Diversified Company”

Pros:  “Very diverse and easy to express your opinion without worry. You talk, they listen.”

Cons:  “Titles and salary oln the low side of the industry.” – Full Review

“If you can take the crazy lifestyle...”

Pros:  “Great compensation package Structured promotion levels Work with large companies Deals always in the Journal Interesting work Amazing exit opportunities”

Cons:  “Lengthy and unpredictable hours (80-100 per week) Inefficient working environment - senior bankers' love to make comments Huge sacrifice in work/life balance…” – 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

“Intense at times, tedious at others, but rarely uninteresting...”

Pros:  “Major global bank; brand known and respected worldwide; dynamic, fast-paced work environment; motivated coworkers;”

Cons:  “Very "corporate" at times--rigidness and inflexibility can sometimes stifle innovation and creative action” – Full Review

“More laid back then most banks but still has a hard working, fast paced, competitive environment.”

Pros:  “Good life work balance encouraged by upper level management.”

Cons:  “Not as high paying as some other banks” – Full Review