The workload is reasonable, and you'll occasionally run into some intelligent people here.
The company lacks a well-defined career and promotion track outside of management and business. If you work in technology for the bank, your job is a dead end. If you work outside of the bank's core centers in NYC or Charlotte, your job is a dead end.
Listen to employee feedback when considering individuals for management positions.
Interviews were comprehensive and fair the two times I interviewed for the company. I was interviewed variously by individuals and pairs of people and was asked good, probing questions about both tech and finance.
Pretty basic interview process. * Recruiter call to discuss your background and experience. * Coding assessments. * Focuses on past experiences and collaboration. * Be asked about handling challenges, conflicts, and working in teams.
Consisted of a phone interview and an onsite interview. Asked questions related to Objective-C, basic algorithms, and data structures. However, if you apply through referral and can demonstrate that you can learn on the job, you are almost guarantee
Interviews were comprehensive and fair the two times I interviewed for the company. I was interviewed variously by individuals and pairs of people and was asked good, probing questions about both tech and finance.
Pretty basic interview process. * Recruiter call to discuss your background and experience. * Coding assessments. * Focuses on past experiences and collaboration. * Be asked about handling challenges, conflicts, and working in teams.
Consisted of a phone interview and an onsite interview. Asked questions related to Objective-C, basic algorithms, and data structures. However, if you apply through referral and can demonstrate that you can learn on the job, you are almost guarantee