How are the career development opportunities at Julius Baer?

Fantastic team, best people, outstanding values and culture, constant learning, proficient platform, great career opportunities, and nice work - life balance.

Nothing comes to mind, at the moment.

- Active encouragement from direct superiors for new challenges and job enrichment - Placement within the employer possible - With an additional position, a good new opportunity has been created for young talent.

- laborious and slow transition from one team/job to the next - Very process-oriented and no great opportunities to implement the new function in a way that makes economic sense - Conditions below the market level compared to competitors for young employees who have been with the employer for a longer period of time

Excellent fringe benefits and employee support programs Great place to grow with strong career development opportunities Flexible home‑office options depending on the department Possibility to travel to other offices/countries when business justified Very positive and friendly work atmosphere Supportive work climate with many experienced senior colleagues to learn from Overall, a company where I genuinely enjoy working and hope to stay for a long time

Some processes can be complex due to corporate structure

Fantastic work culture - the company really cares about you, and practices what is preaches. Values-driven work - tradition coupled with innovation. Generous benefits - hard to match. Abundant career opportunities, plus plenty of options for professional/personal self-development. A lot of social activities organized that are great for networking, and especially for expats looking to integrate. Fantastic name and brand in Switzerland and the wider private banking world.

Julius Baer is defined by a strong Swiss character - but if anything this should be seen as an upside. Like Switzerland, the bank's culture is a stable and fair one.

certain parts of the bank are modern and have great collavoration and therefore good opportunities

the opposite applies to other parts and that often slows down projects

The past 3 months at the bank has been very positive. Workplace culture is one of respect and support, where colleagues treat each other with professionalism and kindness. Management is highly approachable, not overly controlling, and demonstrate genuine care and concern for the employee's well-being. Workload can be demanding but remains manageable and reasonable. There are opportunities for growth and career development. The organization presents itself as forward looking, encouraging work life balance and internal mobility to further develop one-self.

nothing worth noting to highlight

- Great compensation and benefits, company events, merchandise etc - Love that they provide regular communication especially from senior management, listens to and consider new ideas and continually encouraging growth both personally and professionally - Excellent work life balance - Workplace diversity and inclusivity here is so strong and well established, something that other organizations should look up to and am very proud to be part of something impactful - Various opportunities to explore and advance your career here - Hiring process up till onboarding was super efficient, wonderful and very streamlined - Wonderful colleagues and caring bosses - Great maternity leave policy and benefits Overall, by far one of the best private banks to work at!

It is very hard to think of any honestly, BJB is really a wonderful place to be at.

The culture—especially in the UK—is excellent. People genuinely collaborate to get things done, with very little office politics. Everyone’s opinions are respected and valued. What truly sets this place apart, however, is the caliber of people they hire. I’ve had the opportunity to work alongside some of the smartest individuals of my career here, and there’s a strong culture of sharing knowledge and experience, which makes it a great environment to learn and grow.

I cant think of any cons of working here

Good atmosphere, interesting projects and dynamic / solution-oriented environment.

Too capitalist, always cutting on costs and with limited growth opportunities

Generally positive work-life balance, supportive culture, and collaborative colleagues, with many employees valuing the learning environment and decent benefits.

Limited career progression, modest salary increases/bonuses, and occasional workload or management challenges