Chase Reviews

Pros

Good place to start a career

Cons

Low pay, poor growth opportunities, stressful

Pros

brand recognition, ethical business practices, competitive income, bank work schedule, professional work clothes required, encouraging atmosphere, base pay decreases stress of sales role, company invests resources into employees, I get my own office, learn different aspects of personal finance

Cons

sales role so job satisfaction HIGHLY depends on team and manager, 8-5 work schedule mostly, expectation of sales, constant change in measurements of success by corporate, lunch depends on other's schedules too

Pros

you can have great co workers and manager if lucky. Benefits

Cons

Commission structure is getting cut every year and getting worse. They spend money to promote upper management and CEO gets paid millions, but we, retail branches are the backbone during Covid, got paid penny. Management gets paid to make sure the bank does not pay much commissions to bankers and branch employees. Base salary is low and employees are overworking and branches are short staff since very high turn over. Employees are not happy and everyone is always looking for new opportunities to leave. Once you stick to this, it is hard to move to different field or move up. There will be a lot of vacancies in the next few months since people wont be able to make income as they used to.

Pros

Everything is new and looks pretty from the outside.

Cons

They pay ALOT less than other banks but try to tell you that you will make it up in commission but they took away making commissions for opening up checking accounts. The regional, from Citizens has no clue what she's doing and made up what we were doing for the position and the manager at the flagship she brought along knew even less. They brought in a new regional and we thought it would be better but they only care about the number of calls you make and if you don't reach your number, you're on the chopping block every week. The managers are stressed out and we aren't allowed to work on servicing needs for customers because it doesn't bring in new business. You spend more then 15 minutes with any client and you get yelled at for not getting your PVCs. The preach being client and employee obsessed but really, they just want you to bring in business and if you aren't, then they put you on a conference call and they demand answers and tell you what a lousy job you are doing and how the regional did it better than you did or will ever do.

Pros

Working from home is really nice, it is temp until we go back to office. The pay is really hard to find anywhere else, the pay is really good.

Cons

call flow is always flooded never time between calls and if so hardly ever. If feels like they never end and it feels like there arent enough advisors taking calls although they state we are fully staffed. currently work 10:15 am - 9:15 pm 4x10 and the pay rate is great but its not worth how exhausting it is physically and mentally. Customers are not that bad and easy to talk to once you get comfortable with explaining how credit cards work, The call flow is whats killing me.

Pros

Benefits, pay, schedule, vacation 2 weeks the first year you’re hired, 3 weeks year 2-4, on the 5th year you get 4 weeks vacation not including PTO and Sick time. Your quarterly bonus is based off your customer service, you’re not pressured to sell products.

Cons

Very stressful, depending on your area and your customers you might have it easy or hard. If your manager sucks then you’ll be doing all the work. They only have 2 windows at most locations so customers usually complain a lot!

Pros

Very well operated firm in terms of technology and the CEO, Jamie Dimon, is one of the best if not the best leader in the industry.

Cons

Base pay currently on par or less than what an entry-level associate banker makes which is discouraging given the amount of responsibility the role entails especially with manager on duty and small business specialist designations.

Pros

Some of the employees that work their are genially really helpful and nice. Great place to get your feet wet in the financial industry

Cons

The management sucks, you constantly are see managers leave being of the higher management. Some manager generally dont care about you career development and will never try to be honest and help you improve, instead talk behind your back