JP Morgan is a good employer with decent pay and benefits.
The Glasgow office is not like a stuffy bank, and the people there are generally very nice to work with.
It's dress-down, and there are various cool things that go on throughout the year.
It's a nice place to work.
To the prospective employee, it is a very "look at me, look at me" culture. If you're not like that as a person, then you will not get anywhere in terms of promotion, especially if the team is run out of London or New York.
Getting your head down and doing your work to a high standard is NOT enough for teams managed out of those cities; you've got to shout about how great you are and sometimes step on other people. It's really not a nice feeling.
The interview was with 2 people. They didn't seem ready to provide additional training and wanted someone who could jump straight into the work. The interview was more a test of knowledge and React concepts than a test of aptitude. Considering the ro
Four rounds are there as follows: 1. The first is a Technical F2F Interview round. 2. The second one is a Machine Test round. 3. The third is a Technical Interview round. 4. And the final one is an HR Round.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Tampa, FL) in March 2022. Interview conducted by 4 people. Mostly they were asking questions based on your experience. My major experience was in Java,
The interview was with 2 people. They didn't seem ready to provide additional training and wanted someone who could jump straight into the work. The interview was more a test of knowledge and React concepts than a test of aptitude. Considering the ro
Four rounds are there as follows: 1. The first is a Technical F2F Interview round. 2. The second one is a Machine Test round. 3. The third is a Technical Interview round. 4. And the final one is an HR Round.
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Tampa, FL) in March 2022. Interview conducted by 4 people. Mostly they were asking questions based on your experience. My major experience was in Java,