Fwd: Re: Your Invitation to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

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From: adianalan@gmail.com
Date: May 9, 2015 6:22 AM
Subject: Re: Your Invitation to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
To: "Nobela, Guada" <guada.nobela@jpmchase.com>
Cc: "Fernandez, John Lake P" <john.lake.p.fernandez@restricted.chase.com>

Hello,

I would just like to share my experience when I went to my scheduled interview on May 7. I arrived at the career hub at 9:40, twenty minutes before my schedule. After submitting my resumé at the front desk, I was told to take a seat. After waiting for two hours, I decided to text Jake the recruiter to follow up. He told me that he will contact HR. Eventually, at 12:40 PM, after THREE hours of waiting, somebody announced my name. I approached her and she was visibly irritated. She did not even introduce herself. She just told me to follow her to the interview room. When we got there, she told me to sit down and wait while she was setting up. I think she wanted to make it obvious that she was irate because she was angrily banging away at her keyboard and slamming down papers on the table. During the actual interview, she was very rude and confrontational. I felt that I was being interrogated by the Gestapo. She would ask me questions and then cut me off as I talked. She also asked irrelevant questions just to make me seem foolish. For example, she asked me if I gave notice for a job where I resigned. I replied that it was an immediate resignation which was approved by my immediate supervisor. She then asked if I had manager approval, to which I replied "I don't know". I told her that it must have been likely approved by the manager because my supervisor approved it and I filed a clearance. She was very argumentative and she insisted that I needed the manager's approval or else my status would be terminated instead of resigned. I reiterated that I had clearance and my supervisor's approval, so most likely it was also approved by the manager. She kept driving her point, but I didn't want to get into an argument, so I just kept quiet. She then asked me to provide the exact date of my employment at the said company. She became more irate when I told her that I could provide the month, as written on my resumé, but not the exact day. I told her that I can give that information when I submit the CoE from that company. If I didn't have manners I would have walked out right there and then, because I knew that I wouldn't get the job.

I used to have a high regard for JP Morgan Chase. In fact, my biggest career regret was not taking the job when I was offered back in 2007 or 2008 to be part of the first class of fraud specialists. However, after this incident, I will not recommend to anyone to apply to your company.

I hope that my letter can serve as a training opportunity for your HR department.

On May 4, 2015 6:31 PM, "Nobela, Guada" <guada.nobela@jpmchase.com> wrote:

 

 

Hi,

 

Thank you for your interest to be part of JPMorgan Chase & Co. !

 

Get to know more about our Heritage, Mobility, Innovation and Culture at www.jpmorganchase.com

 

Please see details below for your next interview for Customer Service and Fraud Specialist post.

·         Date : May 5, 2015

·         Time:  9AM -  4PM

·         Location : Career Hub, Ground Floor, Net Plaza Building, 31st Street, Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City

·         Contact Person : JAKE FERNANDEZ  (09224901541)

Don't forget  to bring your most updated resume, a valid ID and look for Jake as your contact person.

Also, a quick guide on our openings:

 

Customer Service Specialists/ Telephone Bankers- you will be assisting our US customers regarding their bank transactions (deposits, withdrawals, etc.) through phone

 

Fraud Specialists- Receive incoming and make outgoing telephone calls and correspond with current customers/merchants who may have fraudulent activity on their account/ merchant establishments. Does research on accounts with disputes in order for it to be resolved. The role would also cover prevention and recovery of losses.

 

Customer Support Specialist- you will be responsible for collecting on past due amounts in different stages for auto loans, credit cards, overdrawn checking and savings account, and home mortgages. You will be receiving and making calls from/to customers to understand their payment abilities and provide collection related support.

 

To help you find our office location, you may refer to our Site Map below.

 

 

 

You can also read through the following instructions:

 

Option 1:

1. Get to the MRT-3.
2. Get off at Ayala Avenue Station.
3. Go down the northbound side, turn right and walk your way towards the Fort Bus terminal in Mckinley Exchange Tower.
4. Take the UPPER WEST ROUTE bus. Your drop-off point is in front of Bonifacio Technology Center (last bus stop, another landmark is the BIR office), a block away from Net Plaza.

Option 2:

1. Go to Market! Market!
2. Walk your way towards the Fort Bus terminal or the E3 terminal.

Ø  Bus. The Fort Bus terminal is located at the back portion of Market! Market! (where the Public  Transport Terminal area is). Take the BGC Central bus. Your drop-off point is in front of Bonifacio Technology Center (last bus stop, another landmark is the BIR office), a block away from Net Plaza.

Ø  E3. The E3 terminal is located on a vacant lot at the corner of 26th Street and McKinley Parkway. Ride an E3 and tell the driver to drop you off at Net Plaza Building.

 

 

 

***DISREGARD THIS EMAIL IF YOU HAVE BEEN INTERVIEWED WITHIN THE PAST 3 MONTHS***

 

Jake Fernandez

JPMC

 

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