Very progressive engineering culture in the bank with a big emphasis on up-skilling and using new technologies.
Fantastic opportunities to take on responsibilities, even as an intern.
Exposure to areas outside of software development, e.g., the financial aspects of the bank.
Very team-oriented, with no official manager or leader for each SCRUM team (could get quite chaotic).
Open-plan office made it very easy to collaborate.
Fantastic mentorship.
The Dublin office lacks many of the corporate perks one would associate with being a software developer for a major bank.
Lack of communication between upper management and SCRUM teams led to frustration when certain projects were cancelled.
Majority of employees were encouraging and friendly, but some dragged down the mood and culture of the office.
Not a very competitive salary.
Come down and talk to your SCRUM teams more often, communicating your needs and WHY you need things to be done a certain way.
Consider offering equal benefits to the teams based in London and New York.
You need to know about other departments and not only the one you're applying to. Also, learn a lot about the bank and the role you're applying for. Make sure you meet all the requirements for that job posting so you can even get to the interview sta
I received a Hirevue request that asked standard behavioral questions about past experiences and potential circumstances. I did not receive any feedback afterward. It was a neutral experience; I don't know what they wanted from the Hirevue.
Phone screening initially. On-site review of Python data structures and some basic SQL questions. Some other general programming questions, plus a brief second-round interview involving solving a simple programming exercise. Be aware a background
You need to know about other departments and not only the one you're applying to. Also, learn a lot about the bank and the role you're applying for. Make sure you meet all the requirements for that job posting so you can even get to the interview sta
I received a Hirevue request that asked standard behavioral questions about past experiences and potential circumstances. I did not receive any feedback afterward. It was a neutral experience; I don't know what they wanted from the Hirevue.
Phone screening initially. On-site review of Python data structures and some basic SQL questions. Some other general programming questions, plus a brief second-round interview involving solving a simple programming exercise. Be aware a background