Chase reviews

Very redundant work day, you can easily "burnout" from doing the same routine 50 times every day. They continue to treat top performing bankers like new-hires. Many of the best bankers, managers, loan officers and financial advisers have left for different banks due to this approach.

-Extremely Micromanaged -Very Political - I found myself at one point arguing with another banker from another location over a $25 dollar/pvc sale. That was what Chase reduced me to. I had 2 leads of 75k+ investments stolen because my Financial Advisor was new and didn't properly protect the leads that I generated -Workplace experience depends on the manager: mine routinely broke company policy when it was convenient for her but has taken action that resulted in the firing of 4 employees in my branch in the last year over mostly minor policy issues -You have to "drink the kool-aid" to be successful. That is, you have to fool yourself that you are doing what is best for the customer when you talk them into products that aren't competitive with even other major banks. (Savings account and CD rates are much lower than other banks) -No opportunities for lateral movement. The company specifically discourages transitioning into the JPMorgan side, or even the corporate Chase side