Annual incentives are pretty good.
Big hierarchy, getting a promotion is difficult.
I applied through campus recruitment. The process started with an aptitude test that consists of 3 sections, namely verbal, arithmetic, and logical. After that, there were 2 rounds of interviews for shortlisted students: a tech and an HR interview. I
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
J.P. Morgan Chase recruits engineering students via its coding hackathon, "Code For Good." To get selected for the hackathon, they conduct a telephonic interview first with some selected candidates from the college.
I applied through campus recruitment. The process started with an aptitude test that consists of 3 sections, namely verbal, arithmetic, and logical. After that, there were 2 rounds of interviews for shortlisted students: a tech and an HR interview. I
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
J.P. Morgan Chase recruits engineering students via its coding hackathon, "Code For Good." To get selected for the hackathon, they conduct a telephonic interview first with some selected candidates from the college.