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Financial Analyst, Corporate Reviews
What is it like working as a Financial Analyst, Corporate?
February 2020
Find work elsewhere if you want to live.
Financial Analyst, Corporate in Winston-Salem:
Pros: Lots of parties, perks, and special offers to other businesses. Coworkers who are also being underpaid like me were very great to work with. Health benefits are present, but are cut off on the day of termination-- leaving employees without options that are affordable. You can dye your hair any color, have piercings, and tattoos-- but it's 2020 so this should not even be on the table for employment qualifications.
Cons: Upper management in client services is very unaware of their employees suffering from being underpaid, causing health issues that impact overall functioning & standard of living and fire them according to personal favorites-- high performing individuals are terminated in the middle of projects, allowing for managers to take credit for hours of work they did not contribute to.
Overall, client services sector of Pharmacy Reconciliation is extremely not inclusive to millennial, trans (especially non-passing) or people of color when it comes to interactions with clients on B2B matters. They do not care for thorough explanations, are stagnant in their internal processes, and their filing system is chaotic.
PTO days are also your sick days. If you are ill often, enjoy not having a vacation. Health benefits are only beneficial if you are making above 50k salary. Bachelors and masters-level employees are only receiving 38k or less. Those who are paid 50k or below (the lowest reported at 28k) will pay a minimum of $300/month out of their paychecks for healthcare- only if their body meets the BMI standards to reduce premiums (a discriminatory measure aimed at fat people).
For those making under 34k, with the average rent increasing in NC, these employees are using up to 34% of their incomes on living expenses with the additional 8% towards their employer health plans. This is without tax calculated in.
Do not work here. They will burn you out.
August 2019
Financial Analyst.
Financial Analyst, Corporate in Mexico City:
Pros: Learning about many kind of industry, from the bottom to the top.
Cons: extreme bureaucracy
May 2019
It's difficult as a black person as most people are white and do not value inline with other white colleagues.
Financial Analyst, Corporate in Cape Town:
Pros: Nothing.
Cons: The way in which the culture of not being communal is consistent in excluding certain individuals.
March 2019
Unsatisfied.
Financial Analyst, Corporate in Des Moines:
Pros: The fraud investigations that I am able to complete.
Cons: I feel undervalued. No room for advancement for my career.
January 2018
Financial Analyst, Corporate in Los Angeles:
Pros: Pay.
Weather.
More opportunities.
Cons: Traffic.
High cost of living.
February 2015
Modeling and Analytics.
Financial Analyst, Corporate:
Financial analysts require extensive knowledge in cash flow, forecasting, and other basic financial concepts. High level understanding of these concepts are important, but what is more important is an ability to consolidate data and integrate systems in order to develop that information.
August 2014
Exactly as you'd expect.
Financial Analyst, Corporate:
Pros: Polite educated people.
Cons: Menial and unappreciated work.
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