Great company that really values its employees.
Tedious or boring work was sometimes done.
After applying on their site a few months later, I was reached out for an interview. It was one round of interviews where we went through two behavioral questions: * Why Amex? * What are you interested in working on? They also asked some basic cod
The interview included both technical and behavioral questions. The technical questions were fairly standard for software engineer internships. I was also asked a few questions about the experiences on my resume. The interviewers were laid-back and
Only one interview after the resume screen. There were no online assessments (OAs) or technical screens. The interview was 1 hour long with two AmEx employees. They asked two behavioral and three basic/LC-easy coding questions. (This sounds like a l
After applying on their site a few months later, I was reached out for an interview. It was one round of interviews where we went through two behavioral questions: * Why Amex? * What are you interested in working on? They also asked some basic cod
The interview included both technical and behavioral questions. The technical questions were fairly standard for software engineer internships. I was also asked a few questions about the experiences on my resume. The interviewers were laid-back and
Only one interview after the resume screen. There were no online assessments (OAs) or technical screens. The interview was 1 hour long with two AmEx employees. They asked two behavioral and three basic/LC-easy coding questions. (This sounds like a l