Pros
If you're a woman, then its s good company. Used to have good clients but most banks have left them No other pros
Cons
once you finish training, the office will demotivate and force you to go for any job, any role and any location. if you dont take that regardless of circumstances, they'll threaten to sue you. They'll ALWAYS blame you and point the finger at you even if senior management or account managers are to blame. Help with relocation is non existent and they could tell you that you'll be at a firm for 12 months, but fdm will say that you are needed back after a month for no reason (lose house deposit) For every sick day, you lose £75 per day. They could give you a start date but they'll keep changing it until you start around a month after the original start date. Guys will be told they have interviews but they end up being removed from those lists because they are adding girls to interviews even if the girls don't match the job spec.(sexist) For 9/10 interviews, you won't have a job spec, or even know what you will be doing in that role until after your interview. Account managers see every trainee as 'walking commission'
