It is alright, nothing to really pull you in. Software Engineer
It is alright, nothing to really pull you in. Software Engineer
- Good SDLC.
- New technology stack along with legacy, so learning is up there.
- Mostly independent work.
- Work-life balance is great here. You can start at anytime as long as you complete your deadlines.
- Just be ready to not be onboarded, but management puts the golden carrot in front of you.
- If you are expecting help, well, you might as well call yourself the team.
- Very low chance of being retained as an employee.
- Learning the system is like learning 20 different languages in a span of 2 weeks at an expert level.
- Very short deadlines as dev. So expect a 1-week or less sprint to deliver a feature.
- Before anything is worked on, setting up the environment always takes almost 2 weeks to 1 month chasing for information.
None. Just keep doing what you are doing!
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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
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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.
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I am a contractor on an H-1B visa. I got this assignment through a consulting company, which acts as a sub- to another company, which acts as a sub- to the main vendor (Cap Gemini) to BoA. My employer found me from Dice. There were the usual tech int
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New York, New York, United StatesJune 1, 2016Contacted 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
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New York, New York, United StatesJune 1, 2015I 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.
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New York, New York, United StatesMay 1, 2010I am a contractor on an H-1B visa. I got this assignment through a consulting company, which acts as a sub- to another company, which acts as a sub- to the main vendor (Cap Gemini) to BoA. My employer found me from Dice. There were the usual tech int
