Pros
If you are passionate and driven by sales, being a licensed banker will make you a lot of money. The company still has the best incentive plan out of the other major banks. Banking hours usually end at 6 pm and most branches are closed on weekends like most financial jobs. The bank as brand has a lot of weight on your resume if you plan to stay in sales.
Cons
No opportunity for growth. The whole retail banking structure is micromanaged from top to bottom. Very little chance to move to any other position in the company. The other divisions of the bank look down on you. The base salaries are below market and the health plans are horrible. Employees will usually go broke paying their medical deductibles. The year end bonuses are cheap and quarterly bonuses are a joke. If you plan to stay as a sales person for your entire career with a suit on, this is your kind of job. Employee turnover at Chase is usually very high since most employees come and go quickly. There is really no motivation to work here unless you are driven to sell sell and sell. Your work and personal life will have no balance. Bankers are considered hourly employees so most managers track you minute by minute. You are docked for being late or have to use up your time when you leave early. This isn't the dream Wall Street job that brings in money. It's very much the opposite. It's like working at BestBuy with nice attire.