Jarden

Hours are generally okay because the only instances where you work very late are when there is something important that is due the next day - this tends to be the more exciting work so the late work does not feel like a burden. The floor is very good at ensuring you get out of the office as soon as you can when work is done, which reduces the perception of a facetime requirement. Would also say the need to work late is very much determined by whether it is a live client engagement or some idea generation.

As an analyst in investment banking, the steep learning curve proves to present challenges within the context of a fast-paced environment. Furthermore, considering the nature of the job, the skill of effective prioritisation becomes paramount in managing both daily workloads and achieving a healthy work-life balance. Nevertheless, in the face of these obstacles, the personal growth derived from such a dynamic learning environment remains unparalleled and immensely rewarding.

Comes with the job - some weeks are worse than others

Above average in terms of flexibility