Software Engineer - Front End Interview Experience - Salt Lake City, Utah
Process
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Coderpad: 2 behavioral questions, 2 coding questions - 1-hour phone interview.
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Super day: 3-hour interview - resume, coding, behavioral, system design (depends on the position).
Questions
Coderpad
Tell me about yourself.
What would you do if a client asked you for sensitive information?
How do you deal with a situation where your onshore team gave you incomplete requirements?
- find-second-largest-element-array
- Trapping rainwater
Super day
Asked me the basics of React, how would you create a search system.
Blackbox question asked by Bar Raiser.
Coding
Longest palindromic substring.
Past experience.
Third
Resume questions.
Past experience.
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Goldman Sachs Work Experiences
- 4.0Big company with big company problemsEngineering Associate • Current EmployeeSalt Lake City, Utah, United StatesJanuary 6, 2023Pros: Lots of work to do with the size of the company.Cons: Not enough people to do the load expected.
- 4.0Software Engineer InternshipSoftware Engineer • Former EmployeeSalt Lake City, Utah, United StatesMay 12, 2022Pros: Great experience! Had an intern project that involved using AngularJS.Cons: I wish we were using some newer tech.
- 3.0Not the right place for tech career growthAssociate Software Engineer • Current EmployeeSalt Lake City, Utah, United StatesJanuary 17, 2025Pros: Prestigious name on resume (if you want to stay in the financial space). Opportunity to work on financial systems and opportunity to work with a few good people.Cons: Outdated tech stack and legacy systems, and limited opportunities for innovation. Slow adoption of modern software practices. Office politics play a big role in advancement. Long hours with poor work-life balance.
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