JPMorganChase

Private Wealth Management Intern

June - August 2018 • Cleveland, OH

What I liked

I enjoyed building financial plans to help clients achieve their goals. I was working with a great team that helped me learn and grow throughout the summer.

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Be yourself and be curious

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Commercial Banking Summer Analyst

June - August 2018 • Dallas, TX

What I liked

I loved all of the training and learning opportunities that were made available to interns. I got to travel to the new Plano campus and the Chicago office to meet interns from all over the nation. I also enjoyed all of the assignments that interns were given, some team based, some individual. All of the higher ups were also always excited to answer questions and give advice.

What I wish was different

I wish there were a few more opportunities to work with other departments to see other sides of the business.

Advice

Ask questions! Never feel like you are asking a dumb question because all of the higher ups love when interns display curiosity and willingness to learn.

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Investment Banking Analyst Intern

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

J.P. Morgan investment banking is an inspiring environment for people who love to learn. A lot of new information was thrown at me the first few days on the desk, but I had co-workers and mentors who were engaged, enthusiastic teachers. Also, interns here are given a lot of responsibility - we are not just printing things out or getting coffee. We are actually running analyses, writing important content, and generally utilizing both technical and communication skills day in and day out. Essentially, I really enjoyed the challenge.

What I wish was different

Though this would not have been feasible due to the steep learning curve interns face, I would have liked to be busier during all hours actually spent in the office. There was a bit of down time here and there, when no one needed help on anything in particular, but I was able to fill the gaps by flipping through prior projects or reading the WSJ.

Advice

I would advise people to pursue this internship! Start networking now (reach out to me if you want!), and learn as much as you can about investment banking. It's ok if you don't know technical skills - those can be taught. What you must have is a true passion for the job and a mastery of the soft skills (curiosity, good work ethic, attention to detail).

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Commercial Banking Intern

June - August 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

Very supportive company for developing Black talent, great resources and connections, great culture of encouraging coffee chats, great exposure to fun career opportunities.

What I wish was different

I wish that there was more feedback for when you are doing well and more guaranteed client calls. I also love the idea of sophomores getting returns for full time, since I was the only sophomore and another year of the same thing feels as if I am missing out on some gained experiences.

Advice

Actively seek out connections, communicate, seek feedback, work with people, and clearly express your goals. Communicate what you are doing and try to ask questions that make you positively remembered when given the chance.

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Summer Investment Banking Intern

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

What I wish was different

Advice

Absorb every minute of the learning experience and don't be afraid to reach out to very senior team members for a chat or coffee (MD or above are often happy to share their experience)

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Commercial Banking Analyst

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The company culture, inclusivity, work-life balance, training program, tangible work results.

What I wish was different

I wish my office would be located at the midtown office due to our frequent travels/meetings are located up there.

Advice

Work hard, but spend quality time getting to know the company and its people. Set up coffee chats with people both inside and outside your department, and keep in contact.

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Business Management and Global Finance

June - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

There were events run y the program that were great for networking and for fun. They did many info sessions with us and were heavily focused on us learning and knowing what we're doing and understanding our role. The team I worked with very friendly and open to helping interns.

What I wish was different

Not much more I'd like to be different, probably more involvement in projects from the start or more of a say in what role you're placed in before the internship starts.

Advice

Ask questions, all interns are thoroughly involved to do so. Don't be afraid to speak up either, interns there aren't just shadows,

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Summer Analyst

June - August 2018 • Newark, DE

What I liked

great working environment / company culture; had a lot of events for interns; a large group on interns to network with

What I wish was different

wish intern work loads were more balanced - some interns had so much work and had to work overtime, while other had nothing to do; it is what you make if it though

Advice

an internship is what you make of it; network a lot and go out of your comfort zone

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Summer Financial Analyst

June - August 2018 • San Francisco, CA

What I liked

The culture of the bank was incredibly welcoming and easy to adapt to. Everyone was willing to help - whether it had been through day-day work or professional development.

What I wish was different

I wish we just had more time to learn about and network within the different lines of business.

Advice

10 weeks fly by! Make sure you're trying to learn as much as you can - through day-to-day work but also making sure to reach out and meet as many people as you can to learn more and get different perspectives about the industry.

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Private Bank Analyst

May - August 2018 • Chicago, IL

What I liked

The culture, the atmosphere, the projects

What I wish was different

Nothing

Advice

Don't take anything for granted

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Markets Analyst

June - August 2017 • New York City, NY

What I liked

It was good work. Great city

What I wish was different

Advice

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Investment Banking Intern

June - August 2019 • San Francisco, CA

What I liked

great team, wide breadth in types of projects worked on, California in the summer is wonderful

What I wish was different

Advice

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Summer Analyst

June - August 2017 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The 9 week internship was an incredible opportunity to explore my interest in Treasury Services within one of the top firms in the country. The internship was very hands-on and I had the chance to network within the bank and secure a full time position after graduation.

What I wish was different

I wish it had started earlier and not interfered with my preseason schedule.

Advice

Network with a purpose, take lots of notes and don't be afraid to ask questions.

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Global Finance & Business Management Analyst

June - August 2017 • New York City, NY

What I liked

My colleagues were hardworking, intelligent and fun people to be around.

What I wish was different

I wish I reached out more to various teams within my program to learn more about the firm.

Advice

Network with as many people at the firm as possible!

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Audit Summer Analyst

June - August 2017 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The structure of the internship program and all the exposure you get from senior management.

What I wish was different

None

Advice

Don't be afraid to step out and ask for work. If you want to be involved on a certain project, talk to certain people, or learn something, no one will ever say no to you.

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Software Engineering Intern

June - August 2019 • Houston, TX

What I liked

I liked the availability of resources to help to improve both my technical & professional skills. The great mentorship was also a bonus. The team that I was on proved to be very helpful as well. I also liked the experience of working in a full-stack agile team.

What I wish was different

There was nothing that I would change about my experience there.

Advice

I would absorb as much information as possible.

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Investment Banking Analyst Intern

June - August 2019 • New York City, NY

What I liked

The quality of work and responsibilities given

What I wish was different

More vocal about what I wanted to work on

Advice

It is very rigorous and you should be prepared to work long hours

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Financial Analyst Development Program

June - August 2017 • Newark, DE

What I liked

Very good atmosphere to work in, great colleagues.

What I wish was different

I wish the commute was closer to philly, but it isn't too bad.

Advice

Go in it with an open mind and network with everyone you meet.

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Equity Research Intern

May - August 2018 • New York City, NY

What I liked

It was a real project that my analyst took over after I left. I had a summer long project that I was responsible for that reflected what I would be doing if I returned full time. I learned so much on the job that I only got brief exposure to in classrooms. I sat in management meetings with CEOs and CFOs of Fortune 500 companies and also had the opportunity to network with senior leaders across all lines of business within the firm.

What I wish was different

A little more focused training in the beginning versus a broader training for all the interns because my program was really specific.

Advice

Think of the entire summer as a learning experience and try to absorb as much as you can. It's normal to be overwhelmed with the amount of work you are given, so try to learn best practices from analysts and past summer interns.

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