The pay for a fresh graduate is good. The work is challenging, and I hope it will lead me to learning a lot.
Party culture here. They expect you to go to the bar after work. It's weird for me since I don't drink.
1. Telephonic discussion with HR, then asked to attend an online SJT test. 2. Online Situational Judgement Test (60 minutes, 26 questions based on real-life work scenarios), a behavioral test rather than technical. 3. Telephonic Technical Round. 4. W
This was an internal move from the investment banking side to the sales and trading side, so it was all pretty informal. There were about 3-4 in-person interviews: * One with the team manager * The desk MD * The director of the whole derivati
Through a consultant, I got a phone interview. It was 30 minutes of in-depth questions in mainframes, DB2, CICS, and MQ. They were looking for someone who could drive the project from onsite and who is very knowledgeable in mainframe technology.
1. Telephonic discussion with HR, then asked to attend an online SJT test. 2. Online Situational Judgement Test (60 minutes, 26 questions based on real-life work scenarios), a behavioral test rather than technical. 3. Telephonic Technical Round. 4. W
This was an internal move from the investment banking side to the sales and trading side, so it was all pretty informal. There were about 3-4 in-person interviews: * One with the team manager * The desk MD * The director of the whole derivati
Through a consultant, I got a phone interview. It was 30 minutes of in-depth questions in mainframes, DB2, CICS, and MQ. They were looking for someone who could drive the project from onsite and who is very knowledgeable in mainframe technology.