Credit Suisse Employer Reviews

- International travelling opportunity to assist with outsourcing initiatives
- Senior Management transparency - on key projects in scope, opportunity to get engaged
- Work Life balance - encouragement to work from home at least once a month
- Set criteria for promotion requirements, min years in a role and platform is a must

My skill set grew considerably while working at this fast-paced office, and dealing with a very knowledgeable clientele.

Well-established pension retirement not-for-profit establishment

A summer internship compiling internal financial analysis for tax preparation.

Nice place to get the knowledge of LoanIQ application.
Good place for financial domain knowledge.

With all the financial companies the changing winds of regulation and the financial industry are forcing change on everyone. Trying to retain the environment that used to exist prior to 2008 in the current atmosphere is the biggest issue that not only Credit Suisse, but all financials are having to deal with.

Credit Suisse is generally a great place to work. Though the culture varies a bit from group to group. People are smart, helpful, and want to see you succeed.

One of the best places I have worked with in terms of flexibility, company support, benefits and technology. However, most of the best jobs will remain in New York. Many very smart and hard working minds.

Credit Suisse offers significant opportunities for junior staff to develop their skillset across a broad array of products. The company culture strongly encourages mobility within the bank, and is open to moving interested employees both within their department as well as across departments or globally. The compensation is mediocre when compared to – more...  the industry but the benefits are top-notch.

Unfortunately, the company culture seems to be shifting towards an increased focus on cost-cutting and controls, with senior management dictating a pace of change which doesn't account for the organization's ability to adapt. Simultaneous cuts to staff levels and IT budgets mean forced efficiencies without the tools required to support them. Although the vision presented by management for the future is one which will likely help the company thrive, the roadmap they have presented to get there doesn't account for the realities of the current environment. – less

The work environment at Credit Suisse was rather friendly. There, I had the opportunity to work with different people and develop a good rapport with such individuals. Maintaining an opened line of communication with the clients was encouraged and greatly emphasized.

Great people to work for and with...also lots of team work. The job was: challenging, very busy and demanding.

Great job for those interested in international banking, cultures, and business functionality

It was a nice experience. It was a nice location. Job security and advancement could have been better.