It is so great exposure to work there.
I do not think there are any cons. Yeah, but sometimes the workload gets so high, which is normal.
It was pretty straightforward, but do not keep your hopes high. You may go through multiple rounds, but that does not mean you have a better chance at getting the job. It's just that JP Morgan is so huge and its departments are all over the country.
4 stages: 1 phone call, then on-site with 3 different people – tech lead, team manager, then managing director. The phone call was basic frontend questions. A 30-minute chat with the tech lead involved more simple paper coding. A 30-minute chat wi
Heavy focus on React, with many questions structured from answers to previous questions. For instance, I was asked about context. In my response, I mentioned the concept of a higher-order component, and was then asked to go into more detail about whe
It was pretty straightforward, but do not keep your hopes high. You may go through multiple rounds, but that does not mean you have a better chance at getting the job. It's just that JP Morgan is so huge and its departments are all over the country.
4 stages: 1 phone call, then on-site with 3 different people – tech lead, team manager, then managing director. The phone call was basic frontend questions. A 30-minute chat with the tech lead involved more simple paper coding. A 30-minute chat wi
Heavy focus on React, with many questions structured from answers to previous questions. For instance, I was asked about context. In my response, I mentioned the concept of a higher-order component, and was then asked to go into more detail about whe