Spring into Finance and Business Management Review

Very structured insight program. Personally, I really enjoyed the program and I think I represent the majority of my fellow interns. There was a good balance of learning and practicing. We not only got to know more about the bank but also were able to learn how to become a stronger applicant

Everyone treats you professionally although we are still first year undergrads. Since we were not tasked with actual work, it was more us learning from them instead of us putting in work. The first presentation they gave was on code of conduct and how those who are unprofessional are met with severe consequences.

Throughout the whole program, we were under the support of the HR team of 3. They were with us all the time. What I found to be the best is that I could ask them any question at anytime about anything that I had in my mind regarding applications and future graduate programs

What I have learnt were more based around what are the necessary skills for a job at JPM instead of our studies. In fact, degrees should not matter as much for applications for JPM. All their presentations were focused on how to become a better candidate for JPM's programs and internships.

The program was very well structured. It ran everyday from 9am - 5pm. We were able to learn a lot but also have enough breaks in between. The program was a good mixture of information absorption and learning from job shadowing. First day was mostly for introduction and ice breakers.

The atmosphere was lively and enjoyable. It is unlike most expectations of competitiveness between interns. Every worker will welcome your questions and will answer to the best of their knowledge (most importantly, very honest which is a big plus). Regarding the fellow interns, we were able to get to know each other very well.

The bank gave multiple presentations on the overall strucutre of their firm and the specific division we applied for. In addition, they held a CV and interview workshop which proved to be extremely useful. Countless networking sessions were very insightful as we got to learn about the job of both graduated and those in more senior roles.

There were career panels with graduates and senior figures about their role and their work-life-balance. In addition, there were networking events again with both graduates and senior figures but also those who have just finished their summer internship (the idea behind this was because they would have a fresh memory of the summer internship and the applications)

Everyone at the firm seemed to like the company because of its culture. The diversity, the code of conduct and the support the new graduates receive from their seniors. Talking to the graduates, they find it very easy to ask questions from their seniros which is not very common in the fast paced banking industry

I went to the insight program without a clear career path in the banking industry. Thanks to the program, now I know exactly which division to apply for. Every day provided us with an opportunity to learn about a career at the bank. Although the program solely focuse don 1 division, we got to talk to the workers who have a fairly broad understanding of the other divisions and what they do

Because I qualified for a free accommodation, I was offered a hotel, transportation was provided by the firm. Foods were already offered at the bank. I also received a travel card for 7 days which was very useful. Overall, I would say that we were adequately accommodated according to our needs

We had 1 networking over lunch with those who have just finished their summer internship and are waiting to start their graduate program. In addition, we were also able to network with senior figures at the bank over drinks which was well structured as we had to rotate every 15 minutes

Yes. JPM provides an ample amount of "societies" inside the bank ranging from LGBT to BME as well as sports and other activities. The bank actively promotes a variety of activities which is a big selling point of the firm. There was a presentation on philanthropy & JPM held by employees