I can say about the Merrill Lynch part of BofA from a software engineer's perspective. It's a great team with great people to work with. The technical side is pretty diverse, with a variety of approaches and technologies. I never have a boring experience here.
The WFC office is kind of outdated, with 1970s desks, small kitchenettes, and crowded bathrooms. The central office is much better. For some people, the office space quality could be a deal breaker, even though it is possible to make the workspace a little bit better with an ergonomics package.
Management is pretty good. I would just advise to improve all offices to modern standards with stand/sit desks and high PPI monitors.
Two interviews - 25 minutes each. Discussing technical questions, brain teasers, etc. It was not hard; you just needed to know what to say. The second interview was mainly brain teasers and was with the hiring manager directly.
So I got an interview call through a recruiter. It was a phone interview with a technical discussion. It started with experience and current project. Later, it moved on to a tech discussion interview on UI technologies like React, JS, Redux, HTML, C
HireVue and a phone interview asking a bunch of behavioral questions. Not too technical; I think they base it off your resume more than anything. The phone interview is done with two different interviewers.
Two interviews - 25 minutes each. Discussing technical questions, brain teasers, etc. It was not hard; you just needed to know what to say. The second interview was mainly brain teasers and was with the hiring manager directly.
So I got an interview call through a recruiter. It was a phone interview with a technical discussion. It started with experience and current project. Later, it moved on to a tech discussion interview on UI technologies like React, JS, Redux, HTML, C
HireVue and a phone interview asking a bunch of behavioral questions. Not too technical; I think they base it off your resume more than anything. The phone interview is done with two different interviewers.