Variety of work that keeps the team engaged
Many opportunities to grow and learn quickly
Exposure to many parts of the business
Flexible hours during slower times of year
Cons
High volume during busiest times of year can be stressful for some who aren't used to the industry
Great experience and fast learning, smaller firm so more 1 on 1 training. Hard working employees and flexible schedule over summer.
Cons
High expectations and Long hours. not necessarily a bad thing you’ll learn a lot just won’t have a lot of time outside the office between fall and spring
- A lot of learning since the firm covers different aspects of Finance.
(Financial Planning, Investments, Tax)
- Smaller firm that allows more flexibility and more learning opportunities
- Good team of analysts and client service people that are generally hard working, nice, and helpful.
Cons
- Very high turnover, mostly due to the company's CEO
- Understaffed at times (due to high turnover)
- Not many long lasting analysts or client service employees and therefore there are always new people that need training each year. Which ironically, isn't the best ROI.