Working at Chase Bank

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Ratings for Chase Bank

  • Appreciation
    3.2
  • Company Outlook
    4.0
  • Fair Pay
    2.7
  • Learning and Development
    3.6
  • Manager Communication
    3.6
  • Manager Relationship
    3.9
  • Pay Policy
    2.6
  • Pay Transparency
    2.7
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Chase Bank Reviews

What is it like working at Chase Bank?

Testing is testing you have to be technical to provide great business results.
Software Test Lead in Tampa:
Pros: The opportunities to learn
Cons: The pockets of work
It’s good but not many opportunities for the assistant population.
Executive Assistant in New York:
Pros: I have a work life balance that works fir my overall wellness l.
Cons: I feel that at this point I should be paid a lot more but raises over the past decade has been very minimal.
Thankful for my job.
Relationship Banker in Abbeville:
Pros: I get to help people. I am always learning.
Cons: Can get extremely stressful. Sometimes you feel like a number.
Love my job.
Personal Banker in New Iberia:
Pros: The benefits are amazing and pay is higher than what id find nearby.
Cons: Can be very stressful. Not enough time to complete everything.
Customer Service Sales Associate in Akron:
Pros: Building strong customer relationships
Cons: When I can't help a person with an account, loan or any banking need.
Stressful and undercompensated.
Personal Banker in Houston:
Pros: Direct team
Cons: Upper management and not enough support and undersompensated
Personal Banker:
I have been a personal banker for 7 years at Chase. The position started off great but over the years Chase has added more responsibilities without increasing the pay. They are trying to do more with less staff.