Prestigious name, work on a large scale.
Not top-tier pay, bad work-life balance.
I was contacted by an external sourcing company via email to interview for Goldman and another company in New York. The initial phone and video interviews were standard, and I really enjoyed them. However, the on-site interview was less than stellar
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.
Applied online on the Goldman Sachs careers page. Round 1: 1-hour phone interview on CoderPad. Round 2: 30-minute phone interview with a Manager (discussed a project from GitHub). Onsite Interview: * Round 1: 4 (2 engineers each round) - Technic
I was contacted by an external sourcing company via email to interview for Goldman and another company in New York. The initial phone and video interviews were standard, and I really enjoyed them. However, the on-site interview was less than stellar
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.
Applied online on the Goldman Sachs careers page. Round 1: 1-hour phone interview on CoderPad. Round 2: 30-minute phone interview with a Manager (discussed a project from GitHub). Onsite Interview: * Round 1: 4 (2 engineers each round) - Technic