The tech-related things are really good, with great opportunities.
Nothing much to say on the cons; everything is based on the team.
I recently went through an extensive interview process with JPMorgan Chase that lasted over a month. I successfully completed four rounds of interviews, including technical and managerial rounds, and received positive feedback throughout the process.
Scheduled interview by consultancy. There are 3 rounds: First round: written test, followed by two technical rounds, then a manager round. The written test contains one analytical Java coding test. In the technical rounds, questions were asked most
I had applied to one of the openings listed on the company website and was later contacted by HR regarding the initial set of details. Later, they scheduled a technical interview. The questions started with: * Introduction * Logical questions c
I recently went through an extensive interview process with JPMorgan Chase that lasted over a month. I successfully completed four rounds of interviews, including technical and managerial rounds, and received positive feedback throughout the process.
Scheduled interview by consultancy. There are 3 rounds: First round: written test, followed by two technical rounds, then a manager round. The written test contains one analytical Java coding test. In the technical rounds, questions were asked most
I had applied to one of the openings listed on the company website and was later contacted by HR regarding the initial set of details. Later, they scheduled a technical interview. The questions started with: * Introduction * Logical questions c