The people and the environment are the best reasons to work at Goldman Sachs. Everyone is committed to helping one another, no matter how busy they are.
It's very much a meritocracy; if you do well, they will give you more responsibility so that you will always feel challenged.
It's not an environment for superstars if that is what you like. All important decisions are very much group-based decisions, and the culture is very team-oriented. You are graded on how well you perform in a team because it's very important.
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I was approached by a Goldman recruiter on LinkedIn. They were very professional throughout the whole process. Because I am local, I only had one phone interview. Two weeks later, I had the onsite interview at Goldman's West Street HQ. I would say th
First, a phone interview with a non-technical manager. Then, an on-site interview with a technical manager. This was a typical Java developer position interview. First, there was a 20-question multiple-choice test on Object-Oriented Programming.
A firm with a culture of ghosting candidates after an interview. This applies to both lateral recruitment and campus programs. It's almost as if the HRs are doing this on purpose. The process is very annoying overall.
I was approached by a Goldman recruiter on LinkedIn. They were very professional throughout the whole process. Because I am local, I only had one phone interview. Two weeks later, I had the onsite interview at Goldman's West Street HQ. I would say th
First, a phone interview with a non-technical manager. Then, an on-site interview with a technical manager. This was a typical Java developer position interview. First, there was a 20-question multiple-choice test on Object-Oriented Programming.
A firm with a culture of ghosting candidates after an interview. This applies to both lateral recruitment and campus programs. It's almost as if the HRs are doing this on purpose. The process is very annoying overall.