Good work-life balance, good visibility in the front office.
Nothing to note yet :)
In my Goldman Sachs interview, I faced coding challenges, system design, OOP, SQL, and behavioral questions. The final loop round tested problem-solving, technical depth, leadership skills, and the ability to handle real-world scenarios.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, stating they are expanding in SF and want to hire multiple engineers for a promising project that impacts the whole company. I realized it was a good opportunity. After a call with the recruiter, I was explained
GOLDMAN SACHS - When I received a call from HR, I was overwhelmed, but... The interview was surprisingly simple, especially considering I had prepared from a FAANG perspective. The day before the onsite interview, I reviewed some insights from Glass
In my Goldman Sachs interview, I faced coding challenges, system design, OOP, SQL, and behavioral questions. The final loop round tested problem-solving, technical depth, leadership skills, and the ability to handle real-world scenarios.
A recruiter reached out on LinkedIn, stating they are expanding in SF and want to hire multiple engineers for a promising project that impacts the whole company. I realized it was a good opportunity. After a call with the recruiter, I was explained
GOLDMAN SACHS - When I received a call from HR, I was overwhelmed, but... The interview was surprisingly simple, especially considering I had prepared from a FAANG perspective. The day before the onsite interview, I reviewed some insights from Glass