Chase Employee Reviews about "upper management"

Pros

opportunities to move up in company has a lot of locations

Cons

Not very flexible with schedule Low pay Big disconnect between you and upper management

Pros

Process Team Time off Benefits

Cons

Upper management Long hours No upward mobility

Pros

Computer systems and tech is one of the best in the industry, so it does make your job easier and saves time

Cons

No raises, low base compared to other banks in similar role, rising healthcare costs per paycheck, increased micro management from upper management every year. Branch staff is only staffed sufficently to run and results in inability to use sick hours without letting the team down.

Pros

Great management, great pay, fun coworkers, stable job.

Cons

Customers expect too much, upper management can push goals too hard

Pros

Good pay; pretty decent hours

Cons

Upper management is so disorganized. They caused a crisis last June by not telling us something major was coming, and then didn't give us any talking points or answer any of our questions for THREE WEEKS. By then, it was handled. It's a good thing that they hire the best of the best because we had to handle it, and boy, did we take care of it. We are the reason your customers didn't bail.

Pros

If you are a hard working individual that enjoys managing and growing relationships along with making cold/warm calls you can make a lot of business. Chase likes to promote this approach internally called “One Chase” where multiple business partners from different LOB can help one customer essentially cross selling different products from lending to investments. Has a lot of great consumer banking products and the best credit cards imo at the moment.

Cons

Management including upper management doesn’t care about your happiness or your pay. Pay for employees is the same nationwide and there is no consideration for employees working in expensive cities. Meetings are never done when they should be so business partners from different lob are never in check. No means of being proactive only reactive when things go bad.