IHS Markit
IHS Markit Employee Reviews
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IT Associate (Former Employee) – Calgary, AB – 7 June 2018
Great management and great benefits. Not a huge amount of room for advancement unless you're willing to put in a lot of extra work and time. Like any company there were a lot of layoffs but that may be different now. The people were all very nice and the job was alright. Management was always there to help for the most part and the company really cares about your well-being which is great.
Terrible
Associate, Portfolio Valuations (Former Employee) – Toronto, ON – 26 August 2018
New York Office is great, Toronto Office is terrible. i got to good amount of exposure to related field, but the management and my manager were terrible.
Pros
Nothing
Cons
Everything
Great place to work
Data Analyst (Current Employee) – Toronto, ON – 13 June 2018
Work culture is very good. learning is also good.
Challenging job. , good learning.
work-life balance is very good.
Fun activities are less but the environment is good.
Happening location.
Challenging job. , good learning.
work-life balance is very good.
Fun activities are less but the environment is good.
Happening location.
Pros
Good place
Cons
promotion scope
Very good fin-services firm
Associate, Portfolio Valuations (Former Employee) – Delhi, ON – 15 July 2017
Markit is a leader in the financial services space and offers a very open and learning ambience to young professionals.Employees are encouraged to learn more and can take up unique initiatives on their own also!
Changing workplace with international presence
Software Developer (Former Employee) – Calgary, AB – 12 September 2016
Varied clients and projects, especially after the merger with IHS. Distributed teams make for challenging development but everyone does seem to try their best and produce value for clients. Management is very flat and the environment is geared to allow people to excel in their chosen field.
Pros
Free food, casual workplace, benefits
Cons
Distributed team
A good place to learn financial engineering
Financial Engineer (Former Employee) – Vancouver, BC – 28 November 2013
Reading and coding in financial engineering is the typical work daily. From this you could learn who financial instruments are priced and how financial engineering is done there..