I was connected to JPMorgan Chase by my school for a summer internship program. The staff were very friendly and clearly wanted me to succeed. I worked for 4 hours (9am-1pm) a day with a 1-hour break (12pm-1pm) for lunch.
The onboarding process was long and frustrating. There were many security checks, and it took me weeks to get started at the company.
Have an easier or lighter onboarding process for interns.
If you pass the resume screening, you get 2 coding questions (30 minutes each), where you record a video explaining your coding process after submitting. There is also a series of questions where you rate your proficiency in different programming lan
There's a Pymetrics assessment and 2 coding questions (Easy - Medium LeetCode questions). In addition, there's a 45-minute technical interview and a behavioral interview back-to-back. I got rejected in the very final round. I was supposed to hear a
Had Hirevue with programming questions after attending a sophomore conference. Advanced to two final round interviews: one behavioral and one technical. Each was 45 minutes and conducted over Zoom.
If you pass the resume screening, you get 2 coding questions (30 minutes each), where you record a video explaining your coding process after submitting. There is also a series of questions where you rate your proficiency in different programming lan
There's a Pymetrics assessment and 2 coding questions (Easy - Medium LeetCode questions). In addition, there's a 45-minute technical interview and a behavioral interview back-to-back. I got rejected in the very final round. I was supposed to hear a
Had Hirevue with programming questions after attending a sophomore conference. Advanced to two final round interviews: one behavioral and one technical. Each was 45 minutes and conducted over Zoom.