All applications are automated. One has to apply like everyone else in the world.

i say this if you are unsure if jp morgan can or cannot guarantee you a good future then they must have made a mistake giving you he job. i think you're here just to show off.

i see . you're doing sap now im not expert btw. But jp morgan will do process job. jp morgan you can climb the ladder and also if you got sap certificate you can get promotion one day to project manager again. if pay is same . its like you wanna be striker for burnley or right winger for arsenal?

Have u even got a clue on what you are talking about, especially when you've not even stepped foot into the working world at all?

The SAP certification will count only where the job scope involves SAP.

babyboomer: I cannot really comment much on the differences between your current job and the job that you're offered, as I do not know what the 'processing job' that you've mentioned really consists of. So to go or to stay here will mainly depend on how willing you are to switch to a different job role from the one that you're currently having.

Also keep in mind that despite going into a non SAP related job at JP Morgan, you can always opt to transfer to a SAP related job within JP Morgan later on. Internal job applications tends to go a lot easier than external ones.