364 Senior IT Business Analyst Jobs in Universal City, CA

“Solid place to work”

Pros:  “PwC provides a great learning environment filled with many young smart working professionals. The idea of beginning work with 50 new hires in one's start class is always a…”

Cons:  “Work life balance is really non-existent although it is advertised incessantly. However, prospective accountants should probably know what they are getting themself…” – Full Review

“A great place for those who enjoy a challenge and meeting it”

Pros:  “I'm nearer to the end of my career than the beginning and I've worked in a lot of different places. If you have an idea, most employers look upon you as a trouble maker. Here…”

Cons:  “Work/life balance is not what it could be, but that's as much on you as it is on the company. As someone who left here said, "I can't say no, and they take…” – Full Review

“Not a bad place to work”

Pros:  “The pay is very good for people starting out, although I have coworkers who would disagree. TV and entertainment are industries that are here to stay, so you won't be in too…”

Cons:  “The organization is so big, communication can be lax.” – Full Review

“Challenging”

Pros:  “The experience in marketing, hispanic market, entertainment and the large opportunity for networking. Telemundo is part of NBC universal and that looks great in a resume.”

Cons:  “The entry level jobs pay low salaries in comparison to other fields. long hours are expected including nights and weekends.” – Full Review

“Large company with lots of duplication and silos”

Pros:  “Benefits are good and even if you're not in a union, you get very fair treatment as if you were. Not micro-managed and relatively casual atmosphere (corporate is of course…”

Cons:  “Tons of meetings, many moving parts and fierce "region" loyalty. Like getting an aircraft carrier to change course at times. Once hired, pay moves at glacial pace…” – Full Review

“smart group of colleagues”

Pros:  “flexible work time and you could always have the oppotunity to talk to senior managers”

Cons:  “no systematic training provided for the very fresh graduates” – Full Review