Extremely good work culture.
Challenging and interesting problems.
Very focused on employee career development.
Sometimes work can be tedious.
A lot of corporate bureaucracy, once you get to a certain level (VP and above).
Changes you suggest are often ignored the first few times you mention them.
I applied for a position at BlackRock in early October. A month later, I received an email from the recruiter inviting me to the first interview with the hiring manager, which went well. Another month later, the recruiter contacted me for two back-t
I applied through college or university. The first round was held in mid-August, while the remaining rounds were conducted within a week. There were a minimum of 3 rounds: 1. **Aptitude + Technical** This round was held via E-Litmus and covere
The interview process was very easy. The assessment center was the most fun part, with activities lasting for a few hours. I cracked all the rounds; I believe the technical interview was the most difficult.
I applied for a position at BlackRock in early October. A month later, I received an email from the recruiter inviting me to the first interview with the hiring manager, which went well. Another month later, the recruiter contacted me for two back-t
I applied through college or university. The first round was held in mid-August, while the remaining rounds were conducted within a week. There were a minimum of 3 rounds: 1. **Aptitude + Technical** This round was held via E-Litmus and covere
The interview process was very easy. The assessment center was the most fun part, with activities lasting for a few hours. I cracked all the rounds; I believe the technical interview was the most difficult.