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Equity Analyst Reviews
What is it like working as an Equity Analyst?
August 2022
Generally a positive collaborative work environment.
Equity Analyst in Taipei:
Pros: Everyone is very hardworking and there is a high standard of work.
Cons: You are selected to be always on, and the promotion and pay process is fairly opaque.
March 2019
Great lifestyle, but poor pay.
Equity Analyst in Cape Town:
Pros: Flexible hours to a degree
Cons: Below average pay
December 2015
Aine Salary Review.
Equity Analyst:
Pros: Autonomy to go about my job how so ever I please as long as I reach my goals.
Cons: Crap pay.
April 2015
Corporate culture, work flexibility, office conditions, stre.
Equity Analyst:
Pros: No pressure, easy commute, flexible hours.
Cons: None.
February 2015
Equity Analyst:
Pros: The most interesting thing about this job is you learn new things everyday.
Cons: Not proper guidance to improve myself.
September 2014
Small Companies Are Best.
Equity Analyst:
Put your head down, learn all you can from your seniors there is a lot to learn. Try and do the additional industry exams they will benefit you in the long run.
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