Pros
There was a lot of flexibility with working from home my team was fully remote when I left, and they were hiring people from out of state for the Chicago office. They did have plans to go into office but it seemed like for my team there was a lot of flexibility around this. Benefits are pretty standard nice thing is they have a pension but it takes 5 years to vest.
Cons
Be prepared to work a lot of hours if your going to work in their Private Equity Department. My expected hours were around 50 to 60 hours a week in non busy times and during the busy times which happens for around half the year alternating every other month it was 70 to 80 hours a week and you don't get overtime for it and the pay is not nearly as much as working for a private equity firm. It is a very competitive environment to see which team members can stay on the latest and get the most work done in a day which leads to a burnout culture.