Pay is good. Benefits are good. Work-life is very good. Amex doesn’t have to be your life. The stability of a big company that always makes money is very comforting.
They refer to their people as resources. They’re moving away from the outsourced contractor model, but the mindset runs deep in the culture. Someday, perhaps, they’ll make an honest transition to a digital product company, but for now, they are still struggling to understand the differences between products and projects. So, you’ll find teams that are constantly killing themselves to do things poorly on tight timelines.
Kill the contractor mentality. Unfortunately, this means you need some serious leadership turnover. Far too many “leaders” love being the boss. Way too many are just sloganeering, bean-counting suits. Promote some honest-to-goodness engineering leaders.
The interview process was straightforward. There were two interviews, each 30 minutes long. I secured the interview through a career fair held at my school. They informed me of their decision within a week after the interview. A recruiter contacted
It was good. It went as per the plan. The leader and team members were good and helped to learn things better. All went fine, and I got the offer letter as well.
This was a virtual hiring event. The interviewer asked many questions about my background to see where I would fit. Later in the interview, the interviewer asked a LeetCode-style question for a palindrome string. This was a Java question.
The interview process was straightforward. There were two interviews, each 30 minutes long. I secured the interview through a career fair held at my school. They informed me of their decision within a week after the interview. A recruiter contacted
It was good. It went as per the plan. The leader and team members were good and helped to learn things better. All went fine, and I got the offer letter as well.
This was a virtual hiring event. The interviewer asked many questions about my background to see where I would fit. Later in the interview, the interviewer asked a LeetCode-style question for a palindrome string. This was a Java question.