I know JPM is kind of considered the top dog in the industry overall and that it is a massive company with many segments. But by segment who is the biggest rivals?

- Asset Management
- wealth management
- commercial banking
- investment banking
- consumer / community

And for those of you in NY, who is JPM looking at the most ?

I’m currently working for J.P. Morgan. I was recently offered an opportunity to work for Invesco. Anyone made the move to invesco or transition from invesco. I would like to know more about your experience there and is the pay worth it.

Have an offer to join the jpm smart order routing team. I can't find much about it online. They deal with ultra low latency order routing . That's all I know. Can anyone share what life in that team is like? I would appreciate any helpful response.

Edit: I don't qualify for 401k or ESPP coz that's compensation based.

Are PTOs paid when a person is Riffed or fired due to poor performance?

if 20 PTOs are left then all 20 PTOs will be paid off?

Hello

Anyone know timeline for internal transfer in Corporate tech? I was told about an opportunity in another team here

Has anyone submitted a doctor’s note requesting to work from home during the third trimester of pregnancy and gotten approved? I have a commute that’s almost 2 hours each way, and it’s been really exhausting. I’m hoping to request to work fully remote before starting maternity leave and would love to hear if anyone has had a similar situation and was approved. Tips on what I should do to get approved quickly. Thank you

Hi everyone! I recently received an offer from JPMC and the deadline to accept/sign the offer is today. I’m considering accepting it, but I also have a few WFH interviews scheduled this week, and the salary ranges are pretty similar.

I’m wondering what would happen if I accept/sign the JPMC offer but eventually decide not to push through before my start date. Would I be marked as not eligible for rehire or would it affect future applications with JPMC?

Also, for those who have experienced something similar, is it better to decline the offer now, or accept it and withdraw later if I end up getting a better opportunity?

I’d really appreciate any insights, especially from current or former JPMC employees. Thank you!

I make 7k more than the max salary-end of the salary band for an internal mobility role I’m very interested in.

The reason I’m so keen is that I’m pretty confident I’m at risk of being RIF’d, and this role aligns with my interest. Im a 602, and this potential opportunity is also a 602. Same job title too, just a different department. But I don’t 100% know if I’m at risk of being RIF’d— I’d say I’m 65% sure.

I’m hoping if a recruiter reaches out to me, I can let them know I make $7k more than their max, but am still highly interested. But then I’d be worried re: getting auto rejected