Pros
Time off, I've been here for 6 1/2 years and have 160hrs Vaca, 24hrs Personal, 8hrs float holiday, 96hrs Sick time. Scheduled day off, can be flexible if you want weekends here and there. 5% 401K match & Pension Plan - every year they have added $500 - $600 dollars to 401K because company is doing well. Compensation "can" be great. If you are in an area that is middle class and higher with a fair amount of traffic. I have made $5184 is one months incentive check and other only once have I not made anything. Average monthly incentive is usually $1000 to $1400. Again that is in a decent area. Areas with lots of money you will make tons of money. Relocation, chase is everywhere so you have the chance to move almost anywhere if positions are open. Advancement - I started as a teller and within 6 months I was a banker (very rare) but it can happen if you try hard and do your best.
Cons
Salary is pretty garbage. $33k is what I make and raises are maxed at $1000 a year if any. I started at $29k. Most seem to start at $32, I was very inexperienced at the time. No raise last year and I had my best year in sales for my location $58k. I feel chase should be more competitive in this field. At least realize cost of living increases every year. Some bankers in low income areas basically lose money every year. At least move licensed bankers to $40k and unlicensed to $35k or something.
