stable job with almost zero chance of getting laid off.
Low pay, legacy tech stack.
Contacted through a recruiter for a position at Bank of America in the New York office. One week later, I was in the office for a one-on-one interview with members of the group. I was asked mostly about my resume, data structures, threading, and data
The interview process moved extremely quickly. I interviewed for a Python developer position in the NYC office near the Financial District. I spoke with the lead developer and another developer on the team.
Most terrible interview experience I ever had. I was told I was getting an offer and then received an email that the role was closed. I followed up for weeks (4 months total for the entire process).
Contacted through a recruiter for a position at Bank of America in the New York office. One week later, I was in the office for a one-on-one interview with members of the group. I was asked mostly about my resume, data structures, threading, and data
The interview process moved extremely quickly. I interviewed for a Python developer position in the NYC office near the Financial District. I spoke with the lead developer and another developer on the team.
Most terrible interview experience I ever had. I was told I was getting an offer and then received an email that the role was closed. I followed up for weeks (4 months total for the entire process).