Positive Experience - Investment Associate Q Investments Employee Review

5.0
16 Mar 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Q is genuinely a great place to work. The environment is positive, respectful, and free from the yelling or belittling you might find elsewhere. It’s highly collaborative, people don’t compete for deals or try to undermine each other. Instead, everyone works toward the shared goal of improving the firm, which is refreshing compared to workplaces where you have to constantly watch your back. The open-office setup was different from what I was used to, but it ultimately made the experience better. The team is strong, and the layout encourages conversation, learning, and camaraderie. You naturally pick up knowledge from colleagues nearby, and people are always working on interesting projects. If you overhear someone in credit or real estate discussing an investment idea, you’re welcome to ask about it. I learned a lot simply by being surrounded by smart people who were open to sharing.

Cons

The hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Leaving early or stepping out for appointments is tightly controlled. This is communicated clearly during the recruiting process, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise.

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5.0
5 May 2026
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Pros

- really smart people - free lunch - opportunity to grow and work within different business lines

Cons

- some mundane tasks, but expected as an intern

4.0
27 Aug 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Casual work environment that fosters professional growth. I learned a lot about how a large company operates while still being able to ask questions and learn from everyone. The tasks were mostly record-keeping and inventories that were easy to figure out and not overly complicated or too simple. The leadership that works with the interns is very likable and knowledgeable in all the areas where we had tasks. There was free time throughout the day to work on homework if necessary or work on a new company-provided certification.

Cons

Some of the tasks were somewhat boring and monotonous, but were intertwined throughout the day with other, more comprehensive tasks. Sometimes there was too much free time or overwhelming amounts of work that made it hard to be efficient.

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