Good work-life balance. Good health benefits.
Nothing much, low pro. No option for...
There were two back-to-back interviews. One was technical, and the other was behavioral. I received the offer way sooner than expected. Overall, it was a good experience. Working at Amex, however, is a different story.
The interview was easy. It just asked basic algorithm and data structure related questions. If you know basic programming, it's easy to succeed. Just review data structures like hashtables, stacks, and queues. Also, review some basic algorithmic th
The interview consisted of three parts: * Hirevue video interview * Phone screening * Onsite interview at their NYC branch I was a bit surprised during the onsite interview. It was supposed to be three hours, but the interviewers were late by
There were two back-to-back interviews. One was technical, and the other was behavioral. I received the offer way sooner than expected. Overall, it was a good experience. Working at Amex, however, is a different story.
The interview was easy. It just asked basic algorithm and data structure related questions. If you know basic programming, it's easy to succeed. Just review data structures like hashtables, stacks, and queues. Also, review some basic algorithmic th
The interview consisted of three parts: * Hirevue video interview * Phone screening * Onsite interview at their NYC branch I was a bit surprised during the onsite interview. It was supposed to be three hours, but the interviewers were late by