They're forward-looking (especially for a big bank) in terms of open-source software. I started remote; however, that later changed. My location was nearby, so it didn't work out badly.
Big and bureaucratic, as you might imagine. They're still coping with their acquisitions of Merrill Lynch and Countrywide. Countrywide, in particular, was not a wise move.
Good luck. You've got your work cut out for you.
Three rounds of interview: * Technical * Technical * HR In the technical rounds, they asked easy questions like basic OOPs, DSA, etc. In the HR round, they asked about preferred location, my hobbies, and gave one easy riddle to solve. It went pret
Firstly, I have an aptitude test for logic and reasoning. Then, it is followed by a first-round motivational interview, then one more round of technical interview, asking about front-end and back-end development.
There are two rounds of interview. The first round is easy, and the next round is moderate. The second round is full of real-time situations. Overall, the interview questions were easy to moderate.
Three rounds of interview: * Technical * Technical * HR In the technical rounds, they asked easy questions like basic OOPs, DSA, etc. In the HR round, they asked about preferred location, my hobbies, and gave one easy riddle to solve. It went pret
Firstly, I have an aptitude test for logic and reasoning. Then, it is followed by a first-round motivational interview, then one more round of technical interview, asking about front-end and back-end development.
There are two rounds of interview. The first round is easy, and the next round is moderate. The second round is full of real-time situations. Overall, the interview questions were easy to moderate.