Personal Banker (In reality the correct title should be: Personal Slave for Jamie Dimon)
Pros
I think, considering the current financial conditions, the bank, under it's current CEO, has been performing very satisfactory. The CEO has made "some" jobs at Chase give a sense of "security" based on the fact that they cannot be off-shored. The bank does provide you with a good amount of very good benefits, but that should be expected of any "Fortune 500" company. I can say with confidence, that the company seems to be going in the right direction financially speaking therefore giving the employees a high potential for personal enrichment through there benefits.
Cons
The thing in my opinion, that makes me sick to my stomach, is the lack of opportunities that are presented to the employees from the Retail division of Chase Bank. To sum it up, if you are NOT interested in being: Branch Manager, Sales Manager, Business Specialist, or Operations Manager, you really don't have no other opportunities to move to lets say the JPMorgan side. You are almost "stuck" in Retail for "ever". In Retail, you have absolutely NO work life balance, you really work with people that have the same "Management" skill set of retail stores (WalMart, etc.), the people are definitely not qualified, the turn over among employees is super high, and the moral is "below" the floor. The CEO has done a tremendous job at boosting profits, but at the expense of a lower standard of living for the majority of Retail employees and a higher pay-out for him and his closely nit group. What a shame, we have become the WalMart of banks.
