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Corporate politics, a manager and employee having a personal relationship, creating hurdles for hard-working employees. No transport, no food. Extra work with no appreciation or monetary benefits.
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Goldman Sachs Interview Experiences
Quality Assurance
The interview was booked through a talent hunter. This was the second time I had interviewed with Goldman Sachs, but having no great interest in working for this firm, I had not prepared at all. The first part of the interview consisted of an intro
Quality Assurance
Over a four-week period, the project was assigned and three calls were held. They were efficient but did not delve into my experience in-depth. They seemed overwhelmed. I prompted them several times to ensure I kept progressing.
Associate Software Engineer
They are assigning a software engineer for the interview, where their motive seems to be rejection only. Even if you answer correctly, they will try to find baseless loopholes. For example, if you are using Java's ArrayList, they might ask, "What if
Quality Assurance
London, United KingdomMarch 1, 2012The interview was booked through a talent hunter. This was the second time I had interviewed with Goldman Sachs, but having no great interest in working for this firm, I had not prepared at all. The first part of the interview consisted of an intro
Quality Assurance
United StatesJanuary 1, 2023Over a four-week period, the project was assigned and three calls were held. They were efficient but did not delve into my experience in-depth. They seemed overwhelmed. I prompted them several times to ensure I kept progressing.
Associate Software Engineer
Hyderābād, Telangana, IndiaMarch 1, 2022They are assigning a software engineer for the interview, where their motive seems to be rejection only. Even if you answer correctly, they will try to find baseless loopholes. For example, if you are using Java's ArrayList, they might ask, "What if
