You'll learn how to work with many different kinds of people there. As is common in large companies, some people are easy to work with, and some not so much. But with one or two exceptions, everyone I ever encountered there was very good at what they did. My interactions with people at Citadel helped prepare me for the rest of my career.
It's a very fast-paced environment. I don't think I would have been able to 'make it' had I joined straight out of college. Coming in as a senior developer meant that I had to learn quickly how to deal with some very difficult people with abrasive personalities. As long as you can focus on your job, though, you should be fine.
Don't let the current workload prevent employees from taking training. Encourage employees to have a training plan.
I was scheduled for two rounds of online live coding sessions. The problems were average, and I solved both within the given time. The interviewers' response was generally positive, though one interviewer was more supportive than the other. I was
First time talking to the manager (or the team leader). A simple question: A number from 1..N is missing, and another number from 1..N is duplicated. Find the missing number. Provide as many solutions as possible.
First round interview. Interviewer was friendly. The interview mostly focused on financial domain questions, data structures, bits and bytes, multithreading, and general C++ language fundamentals. No algorithm questions were asked. The interview
I was scheduled for two rounds of online live coding sessions. The problems were average, and I solved both within the given time. The interviewers' response was generally positive, though one interviewer was more supportive than the other. I was
First time talking to the manager (or the team leader). A simple question: A number from 1..N is missing, and another number from 1..N is duplicated. Find the missing number. Provide as many solutions as possible.
First round interview. Interviewer was friendly. The interview mostly focused on financial domain questions, data structures, bits and bytes, multithreading, and general C++ language fundamentals. No algorithm questions were asked. The interview