Hard to advance career based on merit
Hard to advance career based on merit
Job security, perks from being in a big company.
It's hard to move up based on merit, especially as an analyst.
Reward those who work hard at a junior level so you can retain people.
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Goldman Sachs Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
A few rounds of basic architecture questions. Things like, "How would you design a service with a back-end that would expose data as an API?" Then, a logic question for checking your problem-solving skills.
Software Engineer
The process involved a HackerRank challenge followed by an onsite interview at the headquarters in New York City. The process was very straightforward with no surprises. The people at the company were all very intelligent yet personable.
Software Engineer
I was contacted by HR over the phone. I was scheduled for a technical telephonic interview next week. My interview was conducted by an Asian gentleman, whose main concentration was on coding skills.
Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesDecember 1, 2014A few rounds of basic architecture questions. Things like, "How would you design a service with a back-end that would expose data as an API?" Then, a logic question for checking your problem-solving skills.
Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesFebruary 1, 2018The process involved a HackerRank challenge followed by an onsite interview at the headquarters in New York City. The process was very straightforward with no surprises. The people at the company were all very intelligent yet personable.
Software Engineer
New York, New York, United StatesMay 1, 2017I was contacted by HR over the phone. I was scheduled for a technical telephonic interview next week. My interview was conducted by an Asian gentleman, whose main concentration was on coding skills.
