I applied through the company's website. A few days later I got an email with two lines of words from one HR guy. He asked me to give him a call when I have time in the email. I called when I saw the email. Nobody answered and I left a voice mail with my cell phone number. Approximately the guy called me back one hour later.
During the conversation, my home phone was ringing suddenly, and I excused myself for a second and held the phone so that I could answer the sudden phone call and told the unexpected caller to call me later. I quickly hung up the home phone in a few seconds and resumed back to the conversation with the guy from Citi. He seemed to be unhappy with this situation and quickly finished our conversation. This means I was declined so promptly.
A simple question with regard to my experience and that's it since it was a too short conversation.
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Citigroup Java Developer role in Toronto, Canada.
Citigroup's interview process for their Java Developer roles in Toronto, Canada is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Candidates reported having very negative feelings for Citigroup's Java Developer interview process in Toronto, Canada.