Decent pay, free lunch. I got a 50% raise when I joined the firm, which was pretty nice. The catered free lunch was just okay, but hey, it was free.
Bad culture.
Be prepared to be yelled at by traders if anything remotely related to your responsibilities went wrong. If you accomplished something, however, no one will come congratulate you, because performing well is "expected".
My manager constantly sent out work-related emails at 3 am, and we were constantly working overtime past 8 pm. Work-life balance was out of the window.
Need to manage work-life balance better, otherwise people will burn out easily. Also, acknowledgement doesn't cost a penny, but it's a great morale booster, so learn to use it.
There were four sets of interviews. The interviewers asked standard coding questions, on the level of LeetCode Medium. Behavioral questions were also included, along with significant resume grilling.
This was a multi-stage process that covered a wide range of different areas. I had questions on C++ theory, ranging from polymorphism and data types to multi-threading. I also had to complete a shared coder pad question while on the call with the i
The interview lasted 45 minutes. The first 20-30 minutes involved a discussion about my resume projects and work experience. They asked a little bit about Python versus C++. The remaining time was dedicated to a simple DSA question: implement a ci
There were four sets of interviews. The interviewers asked standard coding questions, on the level of LeetCode Medium. Behavioral questions were also included, along with significant resume grilling.
This was a multi-stage process that covered a wide range of different areas. I had questions on C++ theory, ranging from polymorphism and data types to multi-threading. I also had to complete a shared coder pad question while on the call with the i
The interview lasted 45 minutes. The first 20-30 minutes involved a discussion about my resume projects and work experience. They asked a little bit about Python versus C++. The remaining time was dedicated to a simple DSA question: implement a ci