JPMorganChase

Global Finance and Business Management Summer Analyst

June - August 2019 • Newark, DE

What I liked

Great training resources. In addition coming in with a class of ~100 interns made for an easy transition of meeting friends

What I wish was different

N/A

Advice

Take advantage of all that the firm has to offer. JPMC has great resources for its employees to learn as much as possible in a variety of domains

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Intern

July 2017 • New York City, NY

What I liked

I like my team. Everyone is open to suggestions and excited to help me grow in my career.

What I wish was different

I wish that work-life balance was different. Hours sometimes went past what was intended. Work was interesting, but there was always more to be done.

Advice

Go in with an open mind and don’t expect to know everything. People are willing to share insights with you and help you develop. Be ready to take on the challenge of learning!

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Corporate Analyst

June - August 2019 • Newark, DE

What I liked

This was a wonderful internship. It was through JPMorgan Chase & Co Corporate Analyst Development Program, which offered a structured path throughout the summer in the form of networking events, recruiter check-ins, mentorship, in addition to plenty of communication and ways to be involved in the company. Everyone who I met over the summer was helpful and really wanted me to feel my best at the company. My manager and team wanted me to succeed and were extremely helpful, which I appreciated.

What I wish was different

Advice

This is a very rigorous internship. The work you are doing during the summer is not busy work and, depending on your team, you will be involved in a lot of team meetings, events, and projects. Be prepared, but it is so rewarding at the end of the day!

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Software Engineering Intern

June - August 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Despite being a huge company, you feel that you're making an impact with your work.

What I wish was different

Advice

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Global Finance & Business Management Intern

June 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Rotational program with amazing culture & friendly environment

What I wish was different

Longer-term projects

Advice

Don't be afraid to ask any questions!

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Summer Analyst

June - August 2019 • Wilmington, DE

What I liked

Working at JPMC was great. The company offered hands on learning experiences as well as opportunities to network throughout the company. I got to learn about many lines of business.

What I wish was different

Advice

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Summer Analyst

June - August 2019 • Plano, TX

What I liked

Getting to network with professionals across multiple services lines.

What I wish was different

N/A.

Advice

To not be afraid to step out of your comfort zone.

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Technology Analyst Intern

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Good coding experience Lots of opportunities to grow/network Strong emphasis on code hygeine

What I wish was different

Firm is very low innovation Lots of red tape preventing exploration of ideas Management is unresponsive A very slow HR department

Advice

A good first internship, but don't plan on staying for a long time unless you are ok with stagnation

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CADP Summer Analyst

June - August 2019 • Newark, DE

What I liked

I loved my manager and the culture of the workplace.

What I wish was different

I wish the internship program had been more organized.

Advice

Be open to changing assignments and be flexible to work with many people.

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Marketing Intern

June 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The Culture

What I wish was different

Would not change my experience

Advice

Being open to any and all productive things and just saying yes can result in so many open doors, experiences, and opportunities falling into your lap.

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Bank Teller

July 2019 • Lynnwood, WA

What I liked

Simple job. Good professional experience, handling money.

What I wish was different

Training mostly virtual

Advice

Hone your customer service skills prior to a job like this.

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Software Engineering Intern

June - August 2019 • Columbus, OH

What I liked

What I wish was different

Advice

Network with your team and become friends with your manager.

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Risk Management Summer Analyst

May - August 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

A lot of hands on responsibility and challenging learning experiences

What I wish was different

More day to day consistent tasks/projects

Advice

Internships are very much about forming connections and networking as much as they are able learning and doing well. One of the best ways to learn is just my talking to people

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Private Wealth Management Intern

May - August 2019 • Houston, TX

What I liked

I loved that we were able to fill ou calendar to our liking and request projects that we were interested in.

What I wish was different

It was a very traditional work environment, where face-time and networking really mattered and go in the way of time-management and the ability to work during business hours.

Advice

Make sure that you are getting to know people from 9-5 and getting your actual work done from 5-9pm, unless it time-sensitive. A written calendar is your best friend.

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Software Engineer Intern

June - August 2019 • Jersey City, NJ

What I liked

- Many business group, leadership development, and technical training opportunities. - Internal global hackathon. - Fun team, interesting and important work, hit the ground running in terms of software development. - Interesting and industry-relevant technology stack. - Fun intern events such as Yankees games and cruise.

What I wish was different

- Wish there was more personal choice involved with the team picking.

Advice

- In terms of applying, getting referrals from current or past interns is very useful. - While there are technical aspects to the application process like any company, they are actually easier than usual

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Tax Intern

May - August 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

I really enjoyed the corporate experience and the opportunities they gave me to learn and take initiative.

What I wish was different

I wish I had more time to progress even further and get more notable roles (such as presenting or something along those lines).

Advice

I would share that to succeed, all you need to do is be ready to work and ask good questions. If you show initiative and look for more work and harder work everyone will notice and not only respect you, but trust you with more responsibility.

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Software Engineering Intern

June - August 2019 • Houston, TX

What I liked

I really enjoyed the project I was able to work on- a full-stack web application. And it was nice that the other interns on my team and I got to decide the entire tech-stack for the project and build it from scratch. JPMC also really focuses on interns getting to speak with VPs and other people higher-up in the company.

What I wish was different

Each intern at JPMC has a VERY different experience, and even different expectations from their managers. This often makes it difficult to feel that you got something out of the internship as equally as your peers. Additionally, the company mentions to putting interests and preferences for what to work on as a high priority, but after talking to many other interns, this just doesn't seem like it happened.

Advice

Advocate for yourself. If you aren't getting work, speak up. If you aren't working on something you want to be, speak up. If you're having a bad experience, don't complain and tell others it's great. Talk to your manager and make sure that you get what YOU want from the internship.

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Software Engineering Intern

June - August 2019 • Columbus, OH

What I liked

Loved the attention that the interns got, they really care about the interns and what we are working on

What I wish was different

Faster moving onboarding meetings

Advice

Get to know your manager well, they are the ones that can really make your experience amazing

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global finance and business management intern

June 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The program is very organized, informational, and exciting. There were different kinds of events like fireside chats, speed networking, social outings, and others. My team was very welcoming and kind. I was provided with all the tools needed to add value to my group. I also was able to meet with senior executives and speak about my career aspirations.

What I wish was different

Advice

I would advise students to take advantage of this opportunity to meet with professionals and foster these relationships. There are many wonderful events to learn more about the bank. It is important to understand your role and how it impacts the firm.

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Corporate Tax Intern

May 2018 • Columbus, OH

What I liked

When I was first looking for an internship I had went to a recruiter who had advised against large companies such as JPMC stating that little experience would be gained from the work there. However, this was far from the case when working as an intern here. I was involved in a department of 10 locally in the columbus office and over 100 worldwide. I was exposed to many processes and roles. I was able to be actively involved in major processes during the tax return season. The department was close-knit and everyone was very willing to answer any and all questions I had. This role even turned into a full-time employment offer after graduation. JPMC seems to be very devoted to its employees and their career development.

What I wish was different

Nothing. I gained experience in the field and was able to build and develop a career.

Advice

Don't let the idea of a large company and the "small fish big pond" belief create hesitation about applying for an internship here. The company is dedicated to its employees and wants to create, build and maintain these professional relationships. At least in the department I am currently working in, my manager as well as other employees have been willing to answer any and all questions. as well giving meaningful assignments.

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