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I've been interviewing with some companies, and now I have to decide between JPMorgan Chase and Globant.
Globant is more innovative, and has remote work. I will enter to work with a Sillicon Valley startup based in San Francisco. The tech stack is React, Nextjs, AWS, and a serverless architecture.
JPM is semi remote, and less innovative. The tech stack Java, SpringBoot and AWS. But I'd do more migration tasks, like dockerize projects and pass them to kubernetes. What would you choose?
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Chase Sapphire Reserve
It’s the Chase equivalent of the Amex Platinum. It’s better suited for everyday use and also has crazy travel benefits. Lower annual fee.
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I personally prefer the Reserve to the Platinum.
I do a good amount of traveling and the Chase version of the Priority Pass gets me into more lounges
Chase also partners with United, my preferred airline
United Explorer card is legit. DM me for referral
Check out a website called nerd wallet. I hear Chase bank has excellent credit cards and I will personally be switching over to them in the future.
Do you spend a lot at grocery stores? If so I can refer you to Amex Blue Cash Preferred. 6% back
6% back on grocery’s and subscriptions, 3% on anything travel including parking. I get 3% back and the parking reimbursed. So much to like… 95 annual fee so do the math 1st
To answer your question on the corporate Amex link to rewards, you can upgrade your corporate card to earn points, but you will have to pay the annual fee out of pocket. Probably worth a call to Amex to see what your options are for upgrades and cost, but EY should not block that.
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Yep, my corporate card is linked to my personal account.
Visit www.americanexpress.com/corporateadvantage -- after entering your corporate card number, you'll see the offers available to EY employees. Not only the "welcome" bonus, but also discount on the annual fees each year. Personal Platinum Card, Gold Card, Green Card, and Blue Cash Preferred discounts are being offered now.
Amex platinum. You can get annual fee discount. DM me for referrals
How do you get the discount? Through referral?
Vito double cash for 2% cash back on everything.
I love the PayPal Mastercard. 2% cash back everywhere, 3% cash back on online purchases where you use PayPal, & rolling Cashback on specific stores (ex: right now 5% cash back on Ulta/Sephora)
For no annual fee and cashback the recently revised Amex Blue Everyday card is a no brainer 3% back on groceries, gas, and online purchases! For points the American Express Gold is the only option the annual fee is $150 after the corporate advantage program and you get 4x at groceries and restaurants and 3x on flights plus $240 in food credits for a negative effective annual fee. The platinum card is a little cheugy now, half the credits are useless and if you don’t have a 3 hour plus layover don’t expect to get into a century lounge. Plus they recently got rid of a true dedicated phone line for platinum uses and the concierge cannot do anything other than book restaurant and tickets that you could find yourself for cheaper except for a couple events a year, most of which are in NYC. Outside of Amex go for the Chase Freedom Flex and Chase Sapphire Reserve combo for some seriously great modifiers for an effective $250 annual fee