JP Morgan

Originally Posted by Unregistered

shake leg should be better

Also though shaking leg would be good but not sure if its good for my pockets in the longer term?

how much do people in jp get paid for 1.5 years of experience in tech role? Compare to GS wonder how much they are getting paid?

Hi all, I’ve finished 2 rounds of interviews at JPMC and HR had contacted me via email to request for 3 years of payslip (take note, it’s 3 years and not 3 months). The HR lady also asked me to fill up a form so that the company is aware of my expected salary, etc.

However, there was a caveat. HR mentioned that this does not necessarily constitute an offer as they’re still in the midst of interviewing other candidates. Despite that, she asked me to furnish the required information with 100% accuracy and she gave me a one-day deadline.

May I seek the advice of bros and sis here:
1) Why asked me to submit 3 years worth of payslip when they haven’t even finalise the outcome?

2) I told them that I’ve another offer that pays $6000/mth and I’m requesting for $7k per month. My last drawn is $5000/mth. Do I stand a chance in the hike?

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi all, I’ve finished 2 rounds of interviews at JPMC and HR had contacted me via email to request for 3 years of payslip (take note, it’s 3 years and not 3 months). The HR lady also asked me to fill up a form so that the company is aware of my expected salary, etc.

However, there was a caveat. HR mentioned that this does not necessarily constitute an offer as they’re still in the midst of interviewing other candidates. Despite that, she asked me to furnish the required information with 100% accuracy and she gave me a one-day deadline.

May I seek the advice of bros and sis here:
1) Why asked me to submit 3 years worth of payslip when they haven’t even finalise the outcome?

2) I told them that I’ve another offer that pays $6000/mth and I’m requesting for $7k per month. My last drawn is $5000/mth. Do I stand a chance in the hike?

We do not have any details of your past experience and job applying for.

But you are very greedy. Good luck!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi all, I’ve finished 2 rounds of interviews at JPMC and HR had contacted me via email to request for 3 years of payslip (take note, it’s 3 years and not 3 months). The HR lady also asked me to fill up a form so that the company is aware of my expected salary, etc.

However, there was a caveat. HR mentioned that this does not necessarily constitute an offer as they’re still in the midst of interviewing other candidates. Despite that, she asked me to furnish the required information with 100% accuracy and she gave me a one-day deadline.

May I seek the advice of bros and sis here:
1) Why asked me to submit 3 years worth of payslip when they haven’t even finalise the outcome?

2) I told them that I’ve another offer that pays $6000/mth and I’m requesting for $7k per month. My last drawn is $5000/mth. Do I stand a chance in the hike?

What choice do u have? Just submit the payslips!

Originally Posted by Unregistered

What choice do u have? Just submit the payslips!

Hi, yes, already submitted.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

We do not have any details of your past experience and job applying for.

But you are very greedy. Good luck!

Hi, I’ve 7 years of experience in banking. Applying for KYC analyst role. Interviewer warned me that they need people to OT and even work on weekends. Thus, I decided to whack them on the salary part.

any insights on trade finance sales department? how is salary and bonus

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi, I’ve 7 years of experience in banking. Applying for KYC analyst role. Interviewer warned me that they need people to OT and even work on weekends. Thus, I decided to whack them on the salary part.

Since you already have a confirmed offer of $6K salary, with 7 years of experience asking for $7k is pretty reasonable since they mentioned the need to OT. Always remember that once you accept a lower offer you will need a longer time frame to pay your housing loan.

interviewed at jpm before, very mean, arrogant and stuck up people there