Fantastic work-life balance, at least in the Chicago office. Being a bank, you get off extra holidays compared to many places, so it's like having a little extra PTO around.
There's lots of bureaucracy since it's such a large corporation. You're also working for a credit card company that makes money off of people who are in debt to them, so whatever your feelings are towards that, it should play a role in your decision.
This wasn't like any other interview I've seen here. I thought it was just supposed to be a phone screen with the hiring manager, but it turned out to be two senior developers. They had pretty thick accents, and their speakerphone kept having interf
After passing the online assessment, there are two back-to-back interviews. The first one is one round of behavioral interview, three questions in total, followed by one round of technical interview, one coding question in total.
The first round was an Online Assessment via Code Signal, and it was just a GCA. This was followed by a second round featuring a systems design interview and a behavioral interview. Overall, it was pretty easy.
This wasn't like any other interview I've seen here. I thought it was just supposed to be a phone screen with the hiring manager, but it turned out to be two senior developers. They had pretty thick accents, and their speakerphone kept having interf
After passing the online assessment, there are two back-to-back interviews. The first one is one round of behavioral interview, three questions in total, followed by one round of technical interview, one coding question in total.
The first round was an Online Assessment via Code Signal, and it was just a GCA. This was followed by a second round featuring a systems design interview and a behavioral interview. Overall, it was pretty easy.