Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice. Nice.
No cons.
Cons, cons, cons, cons, cons.
I participated in the Code for Good hackathon by JP Morgan as a 3rd-year engineering student. It was indeed an aggrandizing experience. However, I had no clue that this was one of their mediums to hire new grads. We came across several instances whe
Bottom line: Very poor communication from HR. There were two interview rounds on Zoom. After each round, it took 1-2 weeks to get a reply from HR. After both rounds were cleared (for which I had to inquire myself after 2 weeks), I was asked to submi
1 programming round, 2 programs 2 technical rounds 1 techno-managerial round 1 HR round Topics: * Java (OOPS concepts, Collections, serialization, streams) * Spring Boot (annotations, Rest Controller) * Database queries (joins) * Design question (va
I participated in the Code for Good hackathon by JP Morgan as a 3rd-year engineering student. It was indeed an aggrandizing experience. However, I had no clue that this was one of their mediums to hire new grads. We came across several instances whe
Bottom line: Very poor communication from HR. There were two interview rounds on Zoom. After each round, it took 1-2 weeks to get a reply from HR. After both rounds were cleared (for which I had to inquire myself after 2 weeks), I was asked to submi
1 programming round, 2 programs 2 technical rounds 1 techno-managerial round 1 HR round Topics: * Java (OOPS concepts, Collections, serialization, streams) * Spring Boot (annotations, Rest Controller) * Database queries (joins) * Design question (va