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Credit Analyst Reviews
What is it like working as a Credit Analyst?
September 2017
Cost of living.
Credit Analyst in Calgary:
September 2017
City culture.
Credit Analyst in Toronto:
Pros: Convenient; foster career development; up-to-date with trends.
Cons: Heavy traffic; long drive; parking problem.
May 2017
Tough and difficult to find a place to stay, traffic congess.
Credit Analyst in Johannesburg:
Pros: Most things are happening here, close to everything I need.
Jobs and business opportunities are plenty here.
Cons: Traffic jam, and cellphone theft, drugs.
April 2017
Job Summary.
Credit Analyst in Kathmandu:
Pros: - Identifying prospects.
- Arrange for sales call.
- Analyse the financial and non financial aspect of the underlying businesses.
- Onboarding the client.
- Post sales relationship Management and Renewal.
Cons: - Less flexible policies.
- Limited products.
- Less challenges.
- Repetitive nature of jobs except for cases of new deals where complex structuring is required.
March 2017
Work Environment culture.
Credit Analyst in Pretoria:
Pros: Some of the people I work with are friendly, especially the back office people. The credit team help each other out, there is that working together as a team approach.
Cons: Pretoria still has that bad element of some people who still think that we are still living in an apartheid era. The working environment can be hostile at times as other people still think that they can control your mind and how you need to get your job done. I worked in Johannesburg for 4 years and every person was an individual there and was allowed to be without the interference of another person who think that they are superior than you are.
January 2017
Commute, walkability.
Credit Analyst in Woodstock:
Pros: Work close to work.
Everything is close by.
Nice quite town.
Cons: Originally from Niagara Falls drive back on weekends.
Paying rent, don't want to invest in a home in the town.
No family or friends.
August 2016
Credit Analyst:
Pros: You are paid to give your opinion on the risks of proposed deals.Good company/management. Stable employment.
Cons: No/limited upward mobility options available due to small size of company. Sedentary work environment. There is nothing exciting about analyzing/underwriting someone else's risk taking.
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