200 Quantitative Analyst/Trader Jobs

“Excellent as ever”

Pros:  “Great people to work with. Great learning environment. Challenging environment yet a great learning experiences.”

Cons:  “Jobs is not guaranteed especially if there a shift in people's jobs within city of chicago” – Full Review

“Ok for recent college graduates and any one looking for a transitional job”

Pros:  “If you can't get a job any where else and need something to pay the bills (not many bills just some bills) this is a good choice. They hire people quick and don't do…”

Cons:  “Leverage Marketing is not a place where smart people stay for any length of time. You will often wonder if you are the smartest person that works there. If you…” – 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

“Very supportive employer.”

Pros:  “Great individuals to work with. Great customer service.”

Cons:  “Advancement opportunties are minimal as best in some departments.” – Full Review

“fun”

Pros:  “is fun and it gives me never ending motivation.”

Cons:  “up and downs, it can be really stressful.” – Full Review

“Good Company to work for”

Pros:  “The company has great benefits, and a great campus with onsite health care, onsite Starbucks, and a onsite cafeteria. It also has a fitness center and offers massages, and a…”

Cons:  “I would like the company to start more recycling and implement more ways to save energy. The cafeteria has roughly the same menu week to week and its a little…” – Full Review

“So far, so good”

Pros:  “Uses new technology, encourages employees to keep learning, interesting industry, open working environment (doesn't lock down websites, can download software you need, etc…”

Cons:  “Poor vacation policy (only two weeks), business casual dress code for seemingly no reason, no 401(k) matching, four million lines of code still in VB6 but working…” – Full Review