JPMorgan Chase & Co. Executive Director Technology salaries in India

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...t into it 2. If you are good with management then good persons and good hikes 3. Pay well

Dislikes

1. No work life balance 2. Long working hours and hectic schedule 3.learnings depends on the workload . 4. Few projects are into old technology 5. Promotions / growth everything depends on manager 5. Strict 3 days office with attendance

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Team - CCB Risk, Retail Model development team. Tenure -4 years (at the time of writing) Outstanding Work-life balance, regular training available to upskills, multiple domains to work with. Great for mobility within Risk Management in India. India's Leadership and Senior Management are always approachable and ready to listen to suggestions and provide feedback. Leadership in the US is also really helpful, knowledgeable, and appreciative of the work done in India.

Dislikes

Remuneration - Not keeping up with the Industry standards, Bonus is not great compared to the industry.

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Culture, great place to work Good hikes and bonus Promotes Diversity and inclusion

Dislikes

Need to improve on medical benefits. They provide wide range of options to choose but comes at a big cost. Competitors offer much better medical policy for parents and OPD benefits. Need to work out a plan to regularly promote high performing candidates. People tend to get stuck for long years at same role.

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...micro management & employees are constantly poked and nagged until they give up. The mangers needs ego massaging and think that they are paying for their employees salary or if their pocket. The worst kind of people with no humanly etiquettes are found here. DO NOT JOIN J P MORGAN #WORST COMPANY

Dislikes

No work ethics No work culture Politics Favourism

Likes

Great culture to promote internal talent. Open to mobility. Very resilient organisation. Good place to work with. Great infrastructure. You feel proud working with JP. Facilities are amazing.

Dislikes

Bureaucracy - that is the single biggest put off for me. Salary at senior levels is not very competitive. Also, you tend to get siloed quickly. At senior levels, career pathing is not very clear. When people resign, they are told about what great plans were being created for them.