With such a large company, you don't have to worry much about job security, and there are many opportunities for career advancement.
There is also a good amount of work-life balance, at least in the IT line of business.
As far as perks, there are a number of benefits that you can choose to take advantage of.
Boring at times. There is way too much bureaucracy.
The compensation could be better considering that this is a rather large financial institution, but it is not too far off industry average for this area.
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I applied through their website. They sent me an email two days later to arrange an interview. I had a phone interview with two people from the software team, which took about an hour. It was full of technical questions. I thought it went well. I d
Small 15 mins, casual as usual questions. Tell me about yourself. What is your short-term goal? What is your long-term goal? Why J.P. Morgan Chase? Why consumer banking? Why application developer? Given a Java question to solve: "Palindrome". Given
I had two technical rounds, which I completed without issues. However, I believe I was overqualified for this position. Two rounds were completed on two different days. The interviewer was good. The HR team should have done groundwork more clearly s
I applied through their website. They sent me an email two days later to arrange an interview. I had a phone interview with two people from the software team, which took about an hour. It was full of technical questions. I thought it went well. I d
Small 15 mins, casual as usual questions. Tell me about yourself. What is your short-term goal? What is your long-term goal? Why J.P. Morgan Chase? Why consumer banking? Why application developer? Given a Java question to solve: "Palindrome". Given
I had two technical rounds, which I completed without issues. However, I believe I was overqualified for this position. Two rounds were completed on two different days. The interviewer was good. The HR team should have done groundwork more clearly s