I seen it coming 6 years ago. Bad marriage with Title source. Then going back to DAS program. I was out. Several leads went to Minala to train. Most people do not know big banks send all your personal information to the Philippines and India. Great Sell out Chase. All the time saying how much Chase Bank cares about their employees.
7 replies (most recent on top)
Unlike Europe or some countries in Asia, the US has no Federal law regarding where American personal information data can be housed.
Apparently there is 7000 job openings in Manila if you look at Chase jobs
I’ve been with Chase going on 12 years. They started using India (LIKE EVERYONE ELSE) and the Philippines way back then. And for more than just mortgage. So what difference does that make now? Its no wonder you mo--ns were laid off.
How they got you training people and that doesnt ring alarm in your ears to look for another job and quit on them asap. You think you were special or somethin? Where is the critical thinking? I see why they replacing yall. Your data was never safe even in the US. We were working from home for fk sake
Nice English. Proper form is "I saw it coming"....unless you want to sound ghetto. The racist rant about people from overseas being able to pull up customer information is hilarious. Like it hasn't been this way at Chase and thousands of other Companies for a few decades now. Are you all really that......d-mb?
The same way they keep it safe in the US
I really don’t like the fact that Chase has hired 1,000’s of employees in India and the Philippines. They laid off so many employees today, and also in Sept and June. They now can pull-up all our personal information, customers and employees. They have access to all our financial information, employers, social security number, drivers license, previous addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, maiden name etc. Just think of what that information is worth if someone decided to make extra money and sale your information. I think we will see scams and fraud cases in our future over this. How is Chase keeping customers and employees information safe in these other countries?