Good interaction and opportunity to work closely and engage with business and stakeholders.
Good facilities.
Talented workforce all round.
Great culture and environment to work and learn.
Such a big company, with a lot of inefficiencies and redundant work being done, and teams not working in sync. Tech management seems a bit disengaged with the business.
There was a push for agile development and sprint planning, which was prioritized over business deliverables at times and ultimately wasted a lot of time. We had scrum masters who didn't have any oversight of the actual projects. Too many calls and meetings which don't add any value.
For such a big company, HR was either incompetent or just unresponsive during the offboarding process.
Instead of creating a team to manage dashboards around task tracking and sprint planning, provide training and develop tools for pre-existing management to get meaningful insights. Find a way for tech teams to better collaborate across the firm. Have more designated teams for infrastructure and software. Multiple app teams reinventing the wheel isn't an efficient way to get things done and is harder to maintain in the long run.
I was connected with JP Morgan by an external recruiter. My first call was for a role on the Infrastructure Development team. The interviewer did not introduce himself, explain what his role was, or what his team did; he simply jumped into asking for
Cleared the tech round but not sure why they never contacted back. Could improve the hiring process. Interview questions were quite simple and basic. Started off with Java questions and a few on Design Patterns & Spring Boot.
First technical, face-to-face, then managerial, and followed by HR. The interview took almost 1 hour and 30 minutes: 1 hour technical and 30 minutes managerial. The technical interview panel consists of two associates. The manager round consists of
I was connected with JP Morgan by an external recruiter. My first call was for a role on the Infrastructure Development team. The interviewer did not introduce himself, explain what his role was, or what his team did; he simply jumped into asking for
Cleared the tech round but not sure why they never contacted back. Could improve the hiring process. Interview questions were quite simple and basic. Started off with Java questions and a few on Design Patterns & Spring Boot.
First technical, face-to-face, then managerial, and followed by HR. The interview took almost 1 hour and 30 minutes: 1 hour technical and 30 minutes managerial. The technical interview panel consists of two associates. The manager round consists of