Good benefits, but HR are useless.
Good benefits, but HR are useless.
The company offers exceptional benefits and fosters a positive work environment with friendly and collaborative colleagues.
The HR department at the company is not meeting the needs or expectations of employees effectively.
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JPMorgan Chase Interview Experiences
QA Automation Engineer
Worst experience. They just asked for an intro and informed that you are rejected. Though it was scheduled, you were asked to wait for 3 hours. Then, surprisingly, you were rejected by asking such a basic question.
Software Developer
Two rounds with the client. The first round was with the manager, and the second round was with the tech lead and senior developer. It is usually a virtual round, with both rounds on different days. Based on first-round clearance, the second round wo
Software Engineer
Received an email from HR for an interview. Interviewed by a Lead Engineer. HR mentioned it is a technical interview but no live coding; however, there’s live coding as well. It’s a very technical interview, so be prepared for DSA, OOPs.
QA Automation Engineer
Bengaluru, Karnataka, IndiaJanuary 1, 2016Worst experience. They just asked for an intro and informed that you are rejected. Though it was scheduled, you were asked to wait for 3 hours. Then, surprisingly, you were rejected by asking such a basic question.
Software Developer
Wilmington, Delaware, United StatesSeptember 6, 2023Two rounds with the client. The first round was with the manager, and the second round was with the tech lead and senior developer. It is usually a virtual round, with both rounds on different days. Based on first-round clearance, the second round wo
Software Engineer
SingaporeNovember 1, 2025Received an email from HR for an interview. Interviewed by a Lead Engineer. HR mentioned it is a technical interview but no live coding; however, there’s live coding as well. It’s a very technical interview, so be prepared for DSA, OOPs.
