Good pay for an intern. Lots of opportunities for learning; I took some of the internal company classes on stock trading and had a good time. Friendly coworkers.
During my internship, I worked on 20-year-old, 10,000-line JavaScript files. Everyone I worked with seemed to think this was normal.
Also, company culture combines the worst of tech-startup-broishness with obnoxious corporate/financial elitism. Utterly dreary and exhausting.
Get out of the financial system before it all collapses.
A 30-minute screening interview is followed by a 1-hour on-site technical interview with two software engineers, and a final 1-hour hiring manager interview. They ended up hiring a candidate from Electrical Engineering who was clearly not the best c
Applied on campus. A quick set of questions about liked lists at the career fair led to a second round of interviews on my college campus. I was invited back for an onsite in New York. There were three rounds of interviews: * The first was basic
Applied through the University Career Fair. Received a phone interview one month later. Passed the first round phone interview and proceeded to an onsite interview a few weeks later. Onsite: Candidates were offered lunch, and HR led a group of cand
A 30-minute screening interview is followed by a 1-hour on-site technical interview with two software engineers, and a final 1-hour hiring manager interview. They ended up hiring a candidate from Electrical Engineering who was clearly not the best c
Applied on campus. A quick set of questions about liked lists at the career fair led to a second round of interviews on my college campus. I was invited back for an onsite in New York. There were three rounds of interviews: * The first was basic
Applied through the University Career Fair. Received a phone interview one month later. Passed the first round phone interview and proceeded to an onsite interview a few weeks later. Onsite: Candidates were offered lunch, and HR led a group of cand