Pay was good for the location. Colleagues were friendly and very knowledgeable.
It's an old, conservative, slow-moving, bloated, bureaucratic, risk-obsessed bank.
As such, it's a very frustrating place for anyone to work, especially people in software. You won't face any real technical challenges, only administrative ones.
No one gets into software engineering to move at a snail's pace and work with technology that's 40 years old. I feel like I left the bank a less capable engineer than when I arrived.
The interview process was very smooth. I had two rounds of interviews. The interviewer asked intermediate-level questions. Most of the questions were related to the modern tech stack. The team is following agile methodology.
Round 1: Video interview + Coding. Round 2: Tech F2F interview. Round 3: Tech F2F interview. Depends on the interviewer. Most interviews were based on resume. We discussed my projects, which I kept on my resume.
The interview process was super easy. I had to go through some HireVue questions and then was given a final round without any technical questions. It honestly felt more like a vibe check, and as long as you're good at behavioral questions, you should
The interview process was very smooth. I had two rounds of interviews. The interviewer asked intermediate-level questions. Most of the questions were related to the modern tech stack. The team is following agile methodology.
Round 1: Video interview + Coding. Round 2: Tech F2F interview. Round 3: Tech F2F interview. Depends on the interviewer. Most interviews were based on resume. We discussed my projects, which I kept on my resume.
The interview process was super easy. I had to go through some HireVue questions and then was given a final round without any technical questions. It honestly felt more like a vibe check, and as long as you're good at behavioral questions, you should