Richard Fairbank is the most inspirational man I've ever worked for.
The company is more like a tech company than a bank.
They are not afraid to make changes but are focused on a subset of values to follow.
AWS and other top-tier technology.
Teams encourage each other to do better while also providing support.
Achievements, no matter how small, never go unnoticed.
Work-life balance is amazing.
Team leads and managers meet with you often to know your career goals.
The Canada business is very small compared to the US side, thus some projects are not as exciting as the initiatives on the US side. A lot of meetings, I guess. Really trying hard to think of cons here.
Keep doing what you're doing.
I received a coding assignment by email, which needs to be handed in to get interviews. The question was not very trivial, and the review focused on how the code was structured and whether it was clear and documented. For the actual interview, I ne
Online test. Then a 2.5-hour interview (1.5 hours technical and 1 hour behavioral).
I applied online as part of a conference I attended and was invited to the first round of interviews. I was given a take-home coding assignment to complete before the interview. It wasn't very difficult and took me around two to three hours. I then
I received a coding assignment by email, which needs to be handed in to get interviews. The question was not very trivial, and the review focused on how the code was structured and whether it was clear and documented. For the actual interview, I ne
Online test. Then a 2.5-hour interview (1.5 hours technical and 1 hour behavioral).
I applied online as part of a conference I attended and was invited to the first round of interviews. I was given a take-home coding assignment to complete before the interview. It wasn't very difficult and took me around two to three hours. I then