You are exposed to a plethora of technologies, but unless you are willing to stay for 3-5 years, you will never be able to fully understand the codebase.
Great experience for learning new technologies and integrating yourself within the finance space as well.
You will constantly be busy, and the work more often than not is unfulfilling. You will be nagged by managers to get your work done, and sometimes by managers from other teams who have no idea what is actually required.
My interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. We cut the call short because the job required two days in the office, whereas I work best in a full-time remote environment.
The interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. The interview ended early because they have in-office mandates of 2 days per week. I work best from a full-time remote environment. For any interviewer reading this, please c
Hiring process is good. Lots of questions on OOP and core Java. The core Java part is easier, but I haven't answered the OOP questions. Interviewer confuses me with questions. There are 3 rounds. * First round: basic Java questions, inheritance,
My interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. We cut the call short because the job required two days in the office, whereas I work best in a full-time remote environment.
The interview consisted of about a 30-second phone call with a recruiter. The interview ended early because they have in-office mandates of 2 days per week. I work best from a full-time remote environment. For any interviewer reading this, please c
Hiring process is good. Lots of questions on OOP and core Java. The core Java part is easier, but I haven't answered the OOP questions. Interviewer confuses me with questions. There are 3 rounds. * First round: basic Java questions, inheritance,