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>Chase and Citigroup are like the McDonalds of financial services, everyone works there once, the talented people leave, the ones who stay generally lack the co
by dontbenebby 4y ago
>Chase and Citigroup are like the McDonalds of financial services, everyone works there once, the talented people leave, the ones who stay generally lack the confidence or ability to do likewise, and they are a PITA to work for
Thanks, this explains the experience I had interviewing with Chase.
I have never ghosted an entire company before, let alone walked into a bank branch to tell them to get their computer doctors to learn to be respectful in a job interview.
On my end, I'd hoped it might be a cultural fit since I think many big tech companies have insider threats because they don't allow people to truly take time off -- it's common in the finance world to force someone to take a vacation at least once a year for fraud prevention.
(The idea being your scam requires your constant presence, it will fall apart.)
- bigie35 4y agoI will say, having worked at Capital one in the past, that it is the outlier here. They have a really strong tech focused culture and from my experience, rarely outsource their tech teams. To drive this point home, they're creating a whole new business based on the expertise they developed with Snowflake. https://www.forbes.com/sites/martingiles/2022/06/01/capitsl-one-enters-b2b-software-industry/?sh=15697cb12d6b https://www.forbes.com/sites/martingiles/2022/06/01/capitsl-...