Exciting but Hectic
Exciting but Hectic
Great salary, bonus, and perks. Lots of opportunity for advancement or shifting careers (e.g., marketing to product development, software engineer to architect, or network engineering). Opportunity for expanding your skillset and education (e.g., Six Sigma program, executive leadership program).
Too many acquisitions has caused the company to constantly be in flux. You will see a new department head change almost every year or two. It's a very rapid work environment. If you're not careful, you will find yourself working nights and weekends. It's a Six Sigma environment (extremely matrixed), which is a pro and a con.
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Software Engineer
Very straightforward and less rounds. First round: technical with core Java questions and Angular framework. Included analytical problems. Also, HR asked how quick I can join. Hiring manager was very informative about what my roles and responsibil
Mainframe Analyst
I applied through the Bank's website. After around 3 weeks, I received an email to book a time slot for a phone interview. The phone interview was around 25 minutes long, covering behavioral and technical aspects. The next day, I received an email re
QA Lead
The interview process was strange. Until the day of the interview, I was not even sure of what role I was getting interviewed for. I went in assuming that they were hiring for a QA lead, only to realize that they were looking for a database engineer.
Software Engineer
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesJanuary 1, 2023Very straightforward and less rounds. First round: technical with core Java questions and Angular framework. Included analytical problems. Also, HR asked how quick I can join. Hiring manager was very informative about what my roles and responsibil
Mainframe Analyst
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesMarch 1, 2016I applied through the Bank's website. After around 3 weeks, I received an email to book a time slot for a phone interview. The phone interview was around 25 minutes long, covering behavioral and technical aspects. The next day, I received an email re
QA Lead
Charlotte, North Carolina, United StatesAugust 1, 2009The interview process was strange. Until the day of the interview, I was not even sure of what role I was getting interviewed for. I went in assuming that they were hiring for a QA lead, only to realize that they were looking for a database engineer.
