Discover is a good place to work if you value a good work-life balance. The work is relatively easy, and the culture is very down-to-earth. They also have a good PTO and 401(k) plan.
Discover attracts the average type employee. If you are a go-getter and want to climb the ladder as fast as possible, this is not the company for you. They pay below market average and make it difficult for internal hires to move up, despite consistently exceeding expectations.
Put more of a focus on promoting top talent and cater your benefits more towards these employees.
First, you have to pass their technical assessment, and then a behavioral interview with some technical questions. The technical assessment was a bit challenging for me, and I was interviewed for an internship.
Submitted resume and cover letter online. Received email to set-up first interview after about three weeks. First interview was about 30 minutes long. No technical questions. The interviewer seemed most interested in seeing if there was a culture m
5 interviews - mix of technical and behavioral. If you clear the first technical interview, you will proceed to the final 4 rounds (45 mins - 1 hr each). The interview was very smooth.
First, you have to pass their technical assessment, and then a behavioral interview with some technical questions. The technical assessment was a bit challenging for me, and I was interviewed for an internship.
Submitted resume and cover letter online. Received email to set-up first interview after about three weeks. First interview was about 30 minutes long. No technical questions. The interviewer seemed most interested in seeing if there was a culture m
5 interviews - mix of technical and behavioral. If you clear the first technical interview, you will proceed to the final 4 rounds (45 mins - 1 hr each). The interview was very smooth.