Goldman Sachs

First, they would ask about your background. Then, they will ask about your programming language preferences and you will complete an online assessment. They will ask you to speak to them and explain your solutions to the case while you are coding.

Not too bad. Like all reviews have stated, the interview process was cumbersome but understandable. It had a total of three interview parts: * A coding test. * A one-on-one coding test. * An interview with HR and technical people asking techn

Seven interviews during a whole day. All interviewers were very nice and helpful, focusing more on conversations and less on tests. Each person interviewed me according to their own specialization. They gave me the impression that failing at their