Pros
Benefits are good for part-time employees. Underpaid overall compared to other institutions is the trade off.
Cons
AS A FEMALE, I was told by multiple managers to wear more make up, shorter hemlines, and "try harder". They told me that's how they'd previously reached goals, and as "a salesperson I had to sell my self". When I was sick, my boyfriend's manager called my manager to see if he had called out too- which is crossing the line. My relationship was in line with Chase policy because we were NOT in the same branch, there was no reason she should have been snooping. I saw people get passed up in the company for "knowing the right person" even though they were not qualified, and actually qualified people were passed up. I saw two people get selected for a better position, then LOSE IT because their manager made a phone call to keep them in her own branch. Turnover was insane in the company. Last but not least, the very last thing I was told was when I left the company I was that I'd have to pay back my licensing if I ever came back to Chase. Well, today- they put "MISC DEBIT" all over my accounts and zeroed out not just my money but the money that was my dad's and my boyfriend's since I was a joint on it. I'm spending hours on the phone with them regarding this and no one can answer any of my questions and have no notes on why they did this all of a sudden. Needless to say, this company is awful. There's more but I can't even type it all.