When you get a good manager or a good team, you can really propel your career forward.
Career is a big buzzword here at JPMorgan. They emphasize training, networking, and visibility to upper management. Plus, mobility within the company is a very real thing.
With so many employees and so many various managers, there's a decent chance you'll end up with one that does not suit you or is so caught up in their own career they don't feel like guiding yours. Sometimes dealing with legacy platforms can be a pain.
Check in with your employees to make sure that they are not getting burnt out. That is a very common thing at JPMorgan, but I will give them credit for trying to rectify that.
Got invited to an on-campus interview. The interview lasted 45 minutes, including a brief introduction of the program, discussion about project experience, and easy coding questions. After that, they brought me to an on-site panel interview. There we
There was a one-hour interview on campus. The interview was pretty easy; basically, it was all about why you want to work for JPMC and why we should hire you instead of others. What do you see in yourself in 5 years? And some basic behavioral questio
Got a call from a staffing agency that set up an initial telephonic discussion from the US. The US telephonic was a technical round with simple questions on Mainframe Technology: CICS, DB2, JCL. Next was a personal round in their office in Hyderabad
Got invited to an on-campus interview. The interview lasted 45 minutes, including a brief introduction of the program, discussion about project experience, and easy coding questions. After that, they brought me to an on-site panel interview. There we
There was a one-hour interview on campus. The interview was pretty easy; basically, it was all about why you want to work for JPMC and why we should hire you instead of others. What do you see in yourself in 5 years? And some basic behavioral questio
Got a call from a staffing agency that set up an initial telephonic discussion from the US. The US telephonic was a technical round with simple questions on Mainframe Technology: CICS, DB2, JCL. Next was a personal round in their office in Hyderabad