Great benefits including 401(k), insurance, CLE, banking products, incentives; however, I found that many associates did not take advantage or even know about most given the massive amounts of information.

Low base salary that does not provide a realistic or fair chance for advancement for employee ... nor capitalizes on the benefit / value the employee could contribute to the firm if metrics reflected best use of collaborative resources and industry factors.

If you want, however, a year (or 1 1/2) of mediocre base salary ($50,000), a relatively easy (i.e. no strict office hour requirements so long as you pass the FINRA tests on time) for the first year, plus great benefits then by all means this is a such the vacation.