I loved the people with whom I worked. They are a smart and talented group.
The culture is a bit straight-laced, especially when compared to newer companies run by Generation X or younger people.
Also, it's a mutual fund company first and foremost.
The company has a history of technical innovation, but they aren't a tech company. It seems like technical teams are hit hard when the markets contract.
Modernize the culture. Even the business casual dress code is out of date!
It was a very good interview process. First, I was phone screened by a couple of technical people. After a couple of days, I was called for a face-to-face and interviewed by the hirer (my would-be manager). That was more like an HR interview. Once my
I had the usual call with HR, then a phone interview with the Hiring Manager. I then had a face-to-face interview with staff members, the Hiring Manager, and then another Peer Manager. The interview was fairly intensive.
I have gone through three rounds of interviews (two technical and one US partners interview) in a one-month duration. They kept my profile on hold for three weeks and, after multiple follow-ups, told me my skill sets are not matching with the requir
It was a very good interview process. First, I was phone screened by a couple of technical people. After a couple of days, I was called for a face-to-face and interviewed by the hirer (my would-be manager). That was more like an HR interview. Once my
I had the usual call with HR, then a phone interview with the Hiring Manager. I then had a face-to-face interview with staff members, the Hiring Manager, and then another Peer Manager. The interview was fairly intensive.
I have gone through three rounds of interviews (two technical and one US partners interview) in a one-month duration. They kept my profile on hold for three weeks and, after multiple follow-ups, told me my skill sets are not matching with the requir