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Anyone here worked at JP Morgan?
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Originally posted by minestrone View Post1yr for everyone.
JPM just keeps going downhill. It was already well underway when I joined in 2004. The CIO thing came as not surprise to me.Comment
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Originally posted by minestrone View Post1yr for everyone.Comment
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Originally posted by panadol View PostAny exception? Or pretty much hard set rule all the way from the top?
Mate of mine (Oracle DBA) has been there 2.5 years. Thought the chop was finally coming last week when his latest renewal was up. Instead, they've just extended him until the end of the year.
Policy is one thing, but project delivery is quite an other.nomadd liked this postComment
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Originally posted by panadol View PostAny exception? Or pretty much hard set rule all the way from the top?
But not for much longer, they are really wanting to do this from a high level.Comment
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They´re not the only bank who want to be contractor free. Banking is a longterm dead duck anyway. Basically their business has turned to sh*t.I'm alright JackComment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThey´re not the only bank who want to be contractor free. Banking is a longterm dead duck anyway. Basically their business has turned to sh*t.
And that is why you are poor. Your analysis of events is poor due to a low IQ.
Banking has been profitable since the early Phoenicians and nothings changed.Last edited by sasguru; 4 April 2013, 15:03.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by ZARDOZ View PostI've been offered an interview there. Didn't one of the main posters on this site work there?
Any views on the place?Comment
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Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostThey´re not the only bank who want to be contractor free. Banking is a longterm dead duck anyway. Basically their business has turned to sh*t.
Lots of opportunities in banks, more regulatory change than you can shake a stick at and even RBS are planning in spending billions on IT change over the next 5 years - far from a dead duck.Comment
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Originally posted by ZARDOZ View PostI've been offered an interview there. Didn't one of the main posters on this site work there?
Any views on the place?Hard Brexit now!
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