I worked at JP Morgan for 11 years.
It's a huge, global bank, so your own experience will vary depending on where you work, what kind of work you do, and most importantly, who you work with.
Working for a huge company has its benefits.
There's good insurance, decent facilities and resources (usually), and corporate perks like legal assistance, adoption assistance, etc.
Giant corporations like JPMC have so much red tape and hoops to jump through that one sometimes suspects they are actively trying to discourage any work getting done. This can be frustrating, and it does wear on a person over the years and saps his enthusiasm.
Management never told me how to be a software developer, so I will not tell them how to be managers.
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The first round was a HackerRank test. It included Java-based MCQs and two coding questions based on Java 8. After a week, I received an invitation email for the second round. The second round was all about Java 8 and SQL queries. Within a week, I
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