JPMorgan Chase Reviews
Updated Feb 12, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 1,767 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
professional teams and business, very competitive
Cons
over time and pressure, payment shrink
Advice to Senior Management
hr should be nicer and not prejudiced. more social related
Pros
friendly and corteous company with an international image. Flexible timings depending on the group you work with. Salary could competitive comparing other competitors.
Cons
not finding much opportunities to share ideas to the upper management. Too much of rules ans sometimes feel red tapism being caught up.
Advice to Senior Management
getdown to associates and be part of the work being performed to understand real issues, rather than checking for status.
Pros
Challenging work environment but one which rewards performance with greater responsibility. The firm is currently the most stable place to work on Wall Street.
Cons
Work life balance is pretty much non-existent. Everyone is working harder for the same or less compensation. 'Cost centers' such as IT are not appreciated/rewarded nearly on par as the business whom they empower.
Pros
Benefits are great at Jp morgan chase
Cons
Sometimes you have to work for long hours
Advice to Senior Management
Management is great. The way they are focusing the customer service actually I like that idea.
Pros
They want you to succeed.
Great hours
Fair with time off
Great benefits
Cons
Would prefer to hire from the outside rather than promoting from within
Pros
You want to work in a very structured, large organization. You enjoyed to be a small fish in the big pond.
Cons
Sometimes is very hard to get your opinion across because the size of the organization prevents you from doing so.
Advice to Senior Management
Try to look at each individual with a brand new perspective, and not to stick a "typical" good analyst into everyone's case.
Pros
Opportunities for growing and advancement within the firm
Cons
Perhaps finding a more effective way to build a stronger rapport between employees and manager. At times, crucial information is often delayed.
Advice to Senior Management
Perhaps finding a more effective way to build a stronger rapport between employees and manager. At times, crucial information is often delayed.
Pros
Work with your school schedule if you're a part time employee. Great health benefits, you get discounts with phone companies
Cons
If you're a full time employee and want to go to school 5 and on it will be hard because it's a 9-6 job
Pros
Lots to learn in his international behemoth.
Cons
So many employees, individual talent is diluted.
Pros
Reward the more productive and hard working employees. Started with 4 weeks of Vacation and ended with 6 weeks. Upper management treated employees with respect. Good position if you have a good branch and good personal bankers.
Cons
Commissions began to drop year after year. They paid more commissions but were more difficult to obtain. Went from a 6 figure income job to a lot less. Gets redundant after some time, eventually leads to a burn out job. Your best personal bankers get promoted/recruited and the revolving door of new personal bankers never ends. No more raises!
Advice to Senior Management
Stand up for you bankers, with all the BS with some branch managers. Other places pay a lot more, my SVP left and recommended to find a higher salary, so I did. Ha.



