Best health insurance I've had from a corporate job.
401k matching.
Paid holidays, sick, and personal time.
Had an amazing manager.
Met amazing people.
Advanced my career.
We worked with outdated systems. We had ongoing technical issues with the applications needed to perform our job, and although we reported them constantly to management and it was communicated to upper management, it was not resolved. Management still expected us to meet our goals and were constantly questioning our inability to meet deadlines.
Chase's refusal to implement much-needed changes and upgrade their systems. Management would often give us nonsensical explanations as to why they wouldn't upgrade. For example, for auto loan closings up until 2018, Chase refused to upgrade their systems to e-signing, citing fraud risks. However, I suspect they simply did not want to spend on the needed permits, products, and training to get out of the stone age.
Favoritism: Some rules did not apply to certain employees, while some employees would be coached for the same shortcomings.
Lack of growth: My colleagues and I found ourselves stuck in the same position with no opportunities to expand and grow.
Please listen to your employees and don't ignore or blame their production delays when there are unresolved technical issues.
Also, management, treat your employees equitably.
I have been interviewed at this company twice, and both times they screwed up the interview one way or the other. First time, so many candidates had come that they were not able to manage. They were holding two rounds of written tests. The questions
Coding interview first, through HackerRank, then recruiter and hiring manager rounds. The recruiter round was very subjective and based on the person, while with the hiring manager, I had to go into technical details and talk about system design.
The initial interview was done via a random phone call without any scheduling. A technical interview followed, without ever discussing salary. After the technical interview, another random phone call happened to discuss it and then announced that mor
I have been interviewed at this company twice, and both times they screwed up the interview one way or the other. First time, so many candidates had come that they were not able to manage. They were holding two rounds of written tests. The questions
Coding interview first, through HackerRank, then recruiter and hiring manager rounds. The recruiter round was very subjective and based on the person, while with the hiring manager, I had to go into technical details and talk about system design.
The initial interview was done via a random phone call without any scheduling. A technical interview followed, without ever discussing salary. After the technical interview, another random phone call happened to discuss it and then announced that mor