The two pros were compensation and work-life balance. Even so, they were both average at best. There were no benefits with the compensation that made it stellar, just an average, somewhat competitive salary. Work-life balance was fine too, but I was working in tech and cannot speak to the experience of someone in the finance area.
No support, bad learning environment, no support for diverse employees. I was given a project that I had little experience with and was promised support to see it through. I not only received none but was criticized for both asking questions and not asking enough questions.
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I just took the first round of the tech interview. The first problem was easy, but the second was quite difficult. The third was a behavioral question. The prompt wasn't too clear for the questions, and there wasn't a feedback section.
Applied through the company website. One round of phone screening and four rounds of virtual onsite. Two final interviews with MD. Overall, the process was fairly quick, with two weeks in between each step.
I had a great interview. I was told in an email that they would extend the offer. After that email, there was no response. I emailed multiple times for an update, but received no response from anyone over weeks.
I just took the first round of the tech interview. The first problem was easy, but the second was quite difficult. The third was a behavioral question. The prompt wasn't too clear for the questions, and there wasn't a feedback section.
Applied through the company website. One round of phone screening and four rounds of virtual onsite. Two final interviews with MD. Overall, the process was fairly quick, with two weeks in between each step.
I had a great interview. I was told in an email that they would extend the offer. After that email, there was no response. I emailed multiple times for an update, but received no response from anyone over weeks.