Spring Intern Review
by J.P. Morgan
Rating
-
Skills
5.0
-
Business Insight
5.0
-
Culture
5.0
-
Your Impressions
5.0
- 1. Please give an overview of the insight and what was involved on a day-to-day basis.
- 2. Have you learnt any new skills or developed existing skills?
- How would you rate the training provided during your experience?
- How would you rate the knowledge learned around industry-specific skills during the experience?
- How would you rate the knowledge learned around personal or professional skills during the experience?
- Please rate how the knowledge learned has helped you with regards to your career development
- 3. What was it like understanding all about the business and potential roles available?
- Please rate how insightful you found the insight
- How would you rate the structure of the insight
- How would you rate business leader involvement during the insight
- 4. What was the company culture and general atmosphere like?
- How would you rate the inclusiveness of the culture?
- How would you rate the networking opportunities?
- Please rate how valued you felt during your insight?
- 5. To what extent did you enjoy the insight?
- Please rate your level of enjoyment on the insight
- Please rate how your experience met your expectations
- Please rate the future employment prospects at J.P. Morgan
- 7. Would you recommend J.P. Morgan to a friend?
- 8. What tips or advice would you give to others applying to J.P. Morgan
Overview
The two day program included a session on how markets and IB differed, the various divisions within IB, how to network, particularly online, and then tips on how to apply to later internships.
Skills
The networking session was particularly useful as it gave concrete tips on how to stay in touch and maximise any connections made. The specific emphasis on virtual networking was especially pertinent for trying to find employment during a period of lockdown.
Business Insight
There were several sessions which went very in depth into, firstly, how markets and investment banking differed. I was on the investment banking track hence was then able to attend further lectures on how IB was split within the bank itself, play by plays of how the different divisions interacted and Q&A with current employees on areas they found most interesting or challenging.
Culture
As this internship was virtual, this was perhaps more difficult to gage than usual. However, overall, everybody seemed very polite, welcoming and professional. I was surprised at the warmth of most employees considering the cut-throat reputation investment banks tend to receive.
Your Impressions
I enjoyed the insight thoroughly. I particularly found the one-on-one networking sessions the most rewarding, as well as the group research exercise.
Yes
Diversity of background seemed to be the most important; while everyone was of course intelligent and motivated, the bank genuinely seemed to value individuals coming from different perspectives. Thus, even if you don’t think you would get in, it is well worth applying. The second trait HR seemed to like was having language skills.
Details
Insight / Vacation Scheme (< 4 Weeks)
Investment Banking
London
March 2021
