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I came to know that 450 grade are not eligible for annual performance bonus in jpmc is this is true ?
Annual Performance bonus will be getting from 5** grade
They will be getting only CEO bonus...
Can some suggest that is the above information is true ?
I recently joined so i don't have any idea
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Hi there,
Discussing salary today for an Equity Derivatives Trader Assistant role at Analyst level at JP (have been working in another analyst role for 1 year as well as an industrial placement at GS). What is the salary I should be asking for please?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Anything that starts with Imperial should honestly rebrand.
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As someone that studied abroad in London during undergrad and did a US MBA, it won't help you in the US. Most people don't know Imperial at all, maybe have heard of it but that's it.
In London, only LBS or LSE really have any name recognition generally. MBA wise, most other MBAs have heard of Judge and Saïd, but I can only recall having met 1-2 in the US.
Agree with this.
Honestly it's not the school, it's the degree, most "Masters in Business Analytics" programs are kind of a joke and at least among my network viewed as a cashgrab designed to suck more dough out of non-target school grads or foreign bachelors degree holders.
The things you learn there are literally an amalgamation of underground stem+business courses plus maybe a few lectures from an MBA instructor + a shoddy capstone with a local company.
You may want to keep your eyes open and learn more. For example, MIT has an awesome business analytics master program
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Imperial is whatever. From experience only UK degrees that have some acclaim in US are OxBridge, LSE/LBS, St. Andrews, Durham, Manchester. I’m an American by birth but grew up in the UK and moved back to US after undergrad.
I went to Imperial and I’d agree that it’s not well known in the US but I’m pretty sure neither are Durham, Manchester or St. Andrews unless people confuse them for the town/cities they’re in.
Imperial is well respected globally in STEM by people who know the landscape. That’s what gets Imperial its worldwide too 10 rankings. For business topics probably only UK and maybe Europe.
Are you American or a green card holder? If not, then going to a non-US school does not make sense.
I am American, mainly considering this program because it has the best looking curriculum among all of the part time programs I have seen
Just Europe
My other option is Carnegie Mellon, but it is 15k more, do you all think that’s a better route?
CMU easily, unless you want to work on EU/EMEA
So I Assume all their credibilities are not real then? Then just trying to get an understanding of how it can be ranked so high among international rankings but essentially seem worthless
Growing up north, I hadn’t even heard of Georgia Tech until I was looking for masters programs. But the industry reputation is very strong. Bittersweet to find out I couldn’t get a bonus for GT referrals because it’s already a recruiting target for BCG.