Great culture. Leaders (managers) really care about you. Good quality of life. They've been more than fair and generous to their colleagues in 2020.
Great benefits:
The list goes on and on. Great mentoring opportunities and opportunities to be mentored.
I think because it's a bigger company, the tech side can be a little slow-moving, with lots of structure and hierarchy to work through before making changes.
Keep doing what you're doing!
This is for the new grad program in 2019. There was a technical screening (pretty simple, all arrays/strings/math) and then an onsite. The onsite contained: * A PowerPoint presentation about Amex * A lunch * A behavioral interview * A techni
The process itself was not engaging. It felt like the interviewer was out to get you and stump you with questions. The interviewer lacked personality and often gave very lackluster responses to questions. When asked about diversity and inclusion pra
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
This is for the new grad program in 2019. There was a technical screening (pretty simple, all arrays/strings/math) and then an onsite. The onsite contained: * A PowerPoint presentation about Amex * A lunch * A behavioral interview * A techni
The process itself was not engaging. It felt like the interviewer was out to get you and stump you with questions. The interviewer lacked personality and often gave very lackluster responses to questions. When asked about diversity and inclusion pra
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