168 Vice President, Quantitative Analyst Jobs

“Good Company”

Pros:  “Opportunities for Achievers and Hard Workers”

Cons:  “Individual Contributors rather than Team work” – Full Review

“Opportunities for grwoth are incumbant to the individual”

Pros:  “Good benefits and flexible work arrangments. Bonus pool seems fair.”

Cons:  “Senior management communicates well but the next few layeras do not. Most cases cause duplication of efforts.” – Full Review

“Little boys club of low moral, zero family value employees”

Pros:  “- Name recognition of working in the IB of JP Morgan - Lots of training available - Employee discounts”

Cons:  “- JP Morgan comes first before anything in your life! - Employees who work 9-6:30 or 10-7 are viewed as 'harder working' and 'more valuable' than someone who works…” – Full Review

“Decent place to work”

Pros:  “Good work life balance, friendly folks within SSGM. SSGM promoted self-reliance and independent work within some fun teams. Some flexibility moving between groups as well.”

Cons:  “Pay and promotions are hard to come by. Other employers seem to have more transparent pay and promotion targets than State Street, where communication on these…” – Full Review

“Great place to learn and start a career in IT.”

Pros:  “Great Benefits, stocked free kitchen, no "big brother' looking over your shoulder, great learning environment, professional people that are willing to help on another.”

Cons:  “Lower starting salary for an expensive place to live. I can hardly afford to live in the area because of housing and gas prices. I wish MOD would compensate higher…” – Full Review

“A good employer, would recommend.”

Pros:  “Corporate Social Responsibility - justifiedly has a good reputation and awards - employees get 2 days off every year for volunteerism Great people - strong management Good…”

Cons:  “Difficult to navigate such a large and diverse company - hard to get opportunities to transfer to other areas of the business” – Full Review