What is the salary like at Chase?

Competitive pay, great benefits and good work life balance.

Priorities seem to change a lot. Very high expectations and seem to be downsizing staff in the branches.

Good benefits, good pay for not needing a degree

Your life will suck if your manager sucks but I’m pretty sure that’s anywhere.

Great pay, good benefits, convenient schedules, great people

not a lot of room for growth outside retail banking unless you are willing to relocate

Good pay, good benefits, healh insurance.

Terrible manager didn't care about employees at all

Great knowing what your schedule for the day looked like ahead of time, great pay.

It is disappointing that you can work a full 40 hours, answer every question that comes through but still not be considered for a raise because you were not able to condense the explaining to meet the required AHT / Average Handle Time.

Great benefits and pay was decent

Management could be on the micromanage side too much. Not very personable.

Decent pay, great benefits, a lot of PTO immediately available, and you learn a lot on the job.

Branch drama is pretty common unless your branch is just built different. The initial training on the computer is long and mundane. On the floor training/shadowing is better.

good people, decent working culture too

management decisions without serious employee input, poor pay compared to other similar roles in other businesses

The benefits are pretty good but i like HSA health care. Pay and appreciation is good.

Leadership wont promote unless you really stand out, once your in they will short change you with every pay increase, everyone is out for themselves and will seal ideas and code to make them look better.

Good benefits, good pay. Many fun people to work with.

Management can overmanage and or be distant.