Nice people. Your parents will be proud you work at GS. Lots of elevators. Across from Brookfield Place and a movie theatre. Lots of museum opera coupons.
No amenities, expensive mediocre food, working through a remote VM which lags 50ms, compliance tests, light elitism.
For the price of the strictness on employees, please offer more rewards that increase quality of life.
It can be long and hard, seeing many people. You can't hide anything, with too many people interviewing you. This is great because it means the people you work with are good, and no one can hide at Goldman Sachs.
I was asked to attend an interview at ITC Kakatiya, Hyderabad. Around 50 candidates attended the interview, most of whom have 5 to 10 years of experience. The interview consisted of 3 to 4 rounds, covering Java, DBMS, and some problem-solving.
I will describe the interview rounds below. * **First interview:** Live coding (1 interviewer) * **Second interview:** System design, Java discussion, and problem-solving skills (2 interviewers) * **Third interview:** Same as the second interv
It can be long and hard, seeing many people. You can't hide anything, with too many people interviewing you. This is great because it means the people you work with are good, and no one can hide at Goldman Sachs.
I was asked to attend an interview at ITC Kakatiya, Hyderabad. Around 50 candidates attended the interview, most of whom have 5 to 10 years of experience. The interview consisted of 3 to 4 rounds, covering Java, DBMS, and some problem-solving.
I will describe the interview rounds below. * **First interview:** Live coding (1 interviewer) * **Second interview:** System design, Java discussion, and problem-solving skills (2 interviewers) * **Third interview:** Same as the second interv