Chase reviews

1) You're forced to practice sales tricks, and forced to consistently use them on customers 2) Attention is not given to customer service. Sales comes first. 3) You don't get paid all of the commissions you earn because there are MANY approval steps and technicalities (intentional) that hold the commission pay away from you. 4) Outdated computer systems. 5) Bear in mind you're stuck with them for a year unless you decide to refund the cost of your licensing, generally speaking

Working in a branch is just like working for a retail chain, such as Wal-Mart, Target, etc. There is little to no flexibility on scheduling. The branch is always under-staffed for bottom line purposes and you are forced to work before or after each and every holiday, so make sure family time is a low priority or that they live close to the branch. Sales numbers are exagerrated in the hiring process, as is the career development planning. There are few bankers that constantly hit 100% of payout structure and there is a huge waiting line and bottle neck for advancement opportunities like most big corporations