Cannot think of any cons.
I applied through university for the Associate Software Engineering role at J.P. Morgan. They conducted an online coding round consisting of two questions, followed by a video interview. They evaluated the results of both rounds, and students were
I interviewed for the Associate Software Engineer role. First round was a phone call with HR. The second call was with the VP of the team and his manager. The third part of the interview was a take-home DS coding challenge. Post that, there was a fi
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
I applied through university for the Associate Software Engineering role at J.P. Morgan. They conducted an online coding round consisting of two questions, followed by a video interview. They evaluated the results of both rounds, and students were
I interviewed for the Associate Software Engineer role. First round was a phone call with HR. The second call was with the VP of the team and his manager. The third part of the interview was a take-home DS coding challenge. Post that, there was a fi
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