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Financial Services
Snapshot
1000 total reviews
Source
Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
20 / 100
Assistant vice president
Work Life Balance, Good Leadership
Lack of opportunities to be promoted
Financial analyst
boring but nice pay, that;s all
to many lazy people, but there are good people too
Anonymous employee
Worklife balance is nice at citi
For my role did not notice any
Contract negotiator
£26080.00 out of uni starting salary with £500 increase after 6 months.
Difficulties in office at times.
Investment banking analyst
comp, work environment, managers, leaves
relative pay, other benefits, career progression
Kyc analyst
A good stepping stone and good MNC that could be added into ur portfolio .
Citi is cheapskate, salary is extremely low
Avp-it
All good and new technologies
I don’t see Leadership team trying to learn some thing new
Learning advisor lead
Incredibly bright people to work with. I can only speak for myself, but my peers, as well as those above and below me in hierarchy, were all so passionate and determined. It's also nice to (most of the time) have a reasonable budget to utilize. Facilities are great.
A lot of "red tape" when you're this big. Also, being publically traded means things like re-orgs and layoffs are not uncommon
Senior product developer
work life balance is better than expected
unexpected org changes can haver a negatve impact
Team lead
Good cluster and exposure to different system in trade life cycle
As a bank , immediate switch to latest lib/framework is not there which is true from stability end
