Well-paid, excellent office location.
I don't like the virtual desktop, and I'm usually overworked.
The interview process was absolutely horrendous! I had two different recruiters because one quit without notifying me. I then had two interviews with "VPs." Let's get one thing straight: a "VP" at Goldman Sachs is not impressive. These "VPs" in eng
Several on-campus interviews followed by several in-house interviews. The interviews were somewhat stressful, and it was hard to tell if I had done well. I didn't have much experience with development, but they were willing to take me based on all-
The interview was very efficient. The process was short and lasted for an hour. He gave me two problems to solve, and he did not talk too much. The problems were easy to solve. After that, I waited for about three weeks and was rejected. I do not kno
The interview process was absolutely horrendous! I had two different recruiters because one quit without notifying me. I then had two interviews with "VPs." Let's get one thing straight: a "VP" at Goldman Sachs is not impressive. These "VPs" in eng
Several on-campus interviews followed by several in-house interviews. The interviews were somewhat stressful, and it was hard to tell if I had done well. I didn't have much experience with development, but they were willing to take me based on all-
The interview was very efficient. The process was short and lasted for an hour. He gave me two problems to solve, and he did not talk too much. The problems were easy to solve. After that, I waited for about three weeks and was rejected. I do not kno