About what you'd expect at this company.
None at all. It was a great experience.
Online assessment, behavioral, and technical stages were at the end. The online assessment was much harder than expected, given the short time frame. It consisted of two long questions, and I did not move forward.
The first round was an online coding test. You had to solve two coding problems. 1st question was on string encoding: encode the given string with a character followed by its contiguous occurrence count. 2nd question was on dynamic programming.
The overall interview process was disappointing. Goldman Sachs often states, "We want to be a tech company and attract top tech talent!" However, coming from a leading tech company, they are far from achieving this. Below are red flags for those cons
Online assessment, behavioral, and technical stages were at the end. The online assessment was much harder than expected, given the short time frame. It consisted of two long questions, and I did not move forward.
The first round was an online coding test. You had to solve two coding problems. 1st question was on string encoding: encode the given string with a character followed by its contiguous occurrence count. 2nd question was on dynamic programming.
The overall interview process was disappointing. Goldman Sachs often states, "We want to be a tech company and attract top tech talent!" However, coming from a leading tech company, they are far from achieving this. Below are red flags for those cons