Do not let the job title fool you, RUN! - Private Client Banker JPMorganChase Employee Review

1.0
Feb 21, 2024
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Pros

If you are young(18-22) and just starting out in finance the bank is not a horrible place to build people skills. Other than this pro…. There is not much.

Cons

Oh boy where to start. SEVERALLY UNDERPAID. The job title is very misleading , you are not a chase private client banker … you are a glorified service person that is there to assist any customer who comes in with ANY issue they can think of. You are not incentivized to bring in big business, in-fact you get paid less once you bring in over a certain dollar amount. Leadership cares nothing about the bankers but more so about passing an audit(this is how they get bonuses) oh boy I could continue this is voluntary jail. Not to mention they are pushing bankers to have clients use “long term goals” and say it’s so revolutionary and how amazing it is, when they ask us to submit a financial goal of ours, the only realization is that to attain my own financial goal I would need to find a different company/ job. long story short RUN!

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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3.0
Jul 20, 2026
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Pros

Good work and life balance. People are typically friendly.

Cons

RTO was reinstated with bad communication (we found out through the news) and you will be forced to commute even if your team is not co-located with you. Coworkers of mine who were hired as remote were made to in-office, forcing them to move their entire family. You will still have to pay for parking / food at their cafeterias. Compensation will be lesser than if you joined a tech-firm doing the same work. Advancing your career will require you to 'jump ship' in-between different financial companies. It is very hard to advance normally. AI adoption is a must (which makes sense for MY job) but it's to the point where our annual performance is based on how much AI we use.

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