A very friendly working experience. A lot of learning opportunities.
Too many segregated divisions, and many things cannot go fast because of politics.
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
I was originally hired as a contractor, which is a relatively easier interview than for a full-time position. Phone screen with a current team member. Pretty straightforward. Basic Java questions and questions about my past projects.
Phone screen and in-person, two rounds. All basic design and algorithm questions. I got an internship after that and was converted to full-time. As an intern, we get to work on a project and present it. Two weeks of training after hire is complete.
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
I was originally hired as a contractor, which is a relatively easier interview than for a full-time position. Phone screen with a current team member. Pretty straightforward. Basic Java questions and questions about my past projects.
Phone screen and in-person, two rounds. All basic design and algorithm questions. I got an internship after that and was converted to full-time. As an intern, we get to work on a project and present it. Two weeks of training after hire is complete.