Challenging work. A lot to learn. Interesting problems. Great people in business. Great team-based work environment.
There is a lot of nepotism in the PWM Technology department. A lot of people who work there all leave unless they establish a personal relationship with an MD who has a very binary approach to all constituents. You are either a favourite or someone who can be put into an "underperformer" bucket, and you will not even know it, even if you worked hard all year.
A lot of people leave because of that; it is like a revolving door.
Pay market price salaries and respect technology engineers. Abandon SecDB – it will kill the bank; it's too slow.
It's 2018 and SecDB runs on 1990s slow code, written on a fat layer of C++ wrappers. Invest in technology.
And most of all, stop telling people that you are a technology company. Everyone who works in the Goldman Sachs Technology Division has a different opinion – you are NOT a technology company.
Two coding questions of easy-medium level. The interviewer was very friendly and made me comfortable. One question was based on hash maps, and the other was a math-based problem involving rotation in a cycle.
The interview process was good and fairly not hard. There was only one interview, and I was asked technical questions based on my resume. Although I didn't make it, it was still a good process.
First, I completed coding assessment (all test cases passed). Then I got an invitation for technical interview round. I was asked 2 medium-level LeetCode questions. Need to explain the optimal approach. Asked why this approach? What is the time and s
Two coding questions of easy-medium level. The interviewer was very friendly and made me comfortable. One question was based on hash maps, and the other was a math-based problem involving rotation in a cycle.
The interview process was good and fairly not hard. There was only one interview, and I was asked technical questions based on my resume. Although I didn't make it, it was still a good process.
First, I completed coding assessment (all test cases passed). Then I got an invitation for technical interview round. I was asked 2 medium-level LeetCode questions. Need to explain the optimal approach. Asked why this approach? What is the time and s