Pros
Autonomous work environment and a lot of room to spread your wings. Management is very competent and make goals and objectives clear from the beginning. Interesting project work. A lot of out of office activities and group outings encouraging in office friendships. Very flexible in terms of hours and days off. High visibility to upper management through weekly presentations and meetings. Long term direction of company is illustrated well through weekly presentations. Rotations through multiple functions within C & I provide the opportunity for a diverse experience. A certain level of security working with a large corporation such as General Electric.
Cons
Many repetitive tasks. Work culture seems slow sometimes. Your experience will be very dependant on the type of projects you are assigned and the rotations you go through. Down time seems to occur often upon the completion of a long term project. Opportunity for advancement is there, but only if you decide to join the corporate audit staff. Although the program is renowned, being an fmp is no different then being an analyst because of this. Advancement is not based on merit but more so on the time amount of time you've been with the company. Compensation seemed a bit low for the industry.
