Chase reviews

Sometimes they make changes for you that are inconvenient to your career aspirations, such as remove the role you are in. For example they removed the Personal Banker role from retail banking a few years back, so all of us had to either become Licensed Relationship Bankers or go be an Associate Banker (formerly tellers) or find another line of business altogether in the company or take the compensation package. To their credit, they gave us plenty of time to make the decision, but in my experience it felt like my ascent to Relationship Banker was painfully slow because their was now 5,000 other Personal Bankers brewing to get the same roles, and in my market area they reduced staff positions at the same time. So I had to be willing to look outside of my home market to find a relationship banker position. In the end that was the best decision for me, but it was hard that all these changes happened at once seemed to conspire against me staying in my home branch.

But the branch is constantly short-staffed, which means it will be depending on what kind of manager you are. If you are the responsible type, most likely, you will not have work life balance because you will need to cover the branch shortage.