JPMorgan Chase & Co Employer Reviews

JPMorgan chase provided an excellent opportunity for growth and stability.

- able to broaden my finance skillset
- developed and enhanced my interpersonal skills and ability to manage/ support multiple executives and prioritize high priority tasks by learning to set expectations and ensure a necessary communication channel put in place

Good management.
Good benefits.
Good working conditions.
Good co-workers.

I answered calls and enjoyed every aspect of my position. I learned how to pick up signs for which i would offer products that best fit the client. Management could use improvement on assisting others to advance but over all is a good place to work.

It's an okay company to work for. Management can always leave something to be desired. It's a numbered driven company even though they try very hard to deny it. They will rpoduct push like no one else.

might not fit some but very entrepreneurial in some area

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JPMchase is a great place to work with many different career paths that you can take.

Great company with a great management. Amazing place to work.

My co-workers were great to work with. Management was fair about rewarding you for the work you've done. Learning new documents was very interesting.

a typical day at JP Morgan is coming in and being greated by the many friendly faces from co-workers to upper management and signing in to take your inbound calls. I speak to people who are relying on government assistance for food and cash and when they do not receive it, you have to be very sympathetic to their situation and ensure them there can – more... be some type of resolution even if it is only being able to give them the # for their local agency. That is the hardest part of the job, when they tell you their kids have not eaten in days because they did not get thier food stamps. The most enjoyable part of the day is when you get that call that you are going above and beyond for and you can reach someone at the agency and they are able to put emergency funds on their card. – less

Extremely boring, no room for advancement. The only way to make good money is to kill yourself out working overtime. It's a job, but definitely not a career.

i have learned so much for this company. managment co-workers were great. the best thing i like about this job always kept me on my toes, doing different projects to better myself and company.

Customer Service all day with Staff and Clients. Huddles: Team Building: Account Balancing: Mortgage Loans: Personal Banker goals: Feedback: ABM scheduling: Mentoring all employees in job responsibilities: Checking accounts, savings, loans, Investments, Business Analysis: Writing Business plans with Small Business Owners: Cold calling: Educating all – more... day is what I learn thoroughly to build a great rapport with employees, customer base. The hardest part is leaving at the end of the day. There is so much that customers need financial advice to financial goal planning, when you schedule appointments how important to stay on track to be successful to all.
I enjoy every customer and employee that walks in my Branch or even when they call for information. Without customers I would not have an income to get paid. – less

Ability to gain a lot of exposure to the business and senior management.

Everyday is a deadline. There is always a deadline when processing mortgage loan applications. Whether is be a rate lock deadline or setting a deadline for the customer to submit underwriting requirement. I have learned to be alert, attentive and pro-active in this job. Once I learn something new, I make sure to remember it for the next time the same – more... situation comes up. I use what I learn to mentor and train others once they come out of the training classes. The hardest part of the job is trying not to stress out and realizing that not everything is in your control. My goal is to always provide a great customer experience. The best part of my job is when people thank me for putting in a better financial situation. Everyone I work with is great. From the VP's to the assistants. Even though the envrionment can be stressful, management tries to do what they can by having "pep rallies" and other fun activities. – less

my job duties consisted of working with past due mortgage customers tha were in risk of forclosure. A typical work day would be to collect payments to avoid forclosure and or processing applications for loan modifications and reviewing the criticle documents sent in by the customer making sure the applications have no errors .

For the past four years this location has been an fast past environment. Time management is an requirement as well organizational skills along with written, verbal communications. Problem solving skills are an plus.

Manage Executive schedules
Prepare documents and reports for meetings

I strated working for them in December 2009 as a part time teller. I was still in school in New York while working for them. It was my first time at a banking industry position. It was a great company to work for, however teller position comes with a lot of stress. It is not that I could not the stress that made me leave the position, I just wanted – more... to move up in the banking industry before, so I took the position with Bank of America. 90% of my decision of moving to Bank of America was because I was moving back to Maryland from New York.

Overall, I liked working for JPMorgan Chase. It was a great company and taught me A LOT. – less

My day consist of assisting the needs of staff in the SE Region. I have great management support and love the staff I support.

My job is currently changing because my department is moving to Florida where most of the properties are that my manager manages and supports.

The hardest part has been the last three months of being alone in an office while – more... this transition occurs especially when I consider myself a people person.

Another position is being opened for me but I'm not sure it will be the same and I wanted to see what was other opportunities may be out there. – less