401k match (5%) Health, vision, and dental insurance Decent salary (though on the lower range for tech) Stability since it's a major bank Nice, clean buildings Casual and relaxed wear for most workers (polo and jeans)
Required 3 days/week in the office with very, very little exceptions. No assigned desks, so you have to reserve a desk every 2 weeks to guarantee you'll have a spot (even managers).
They've hired a ton of people lately, so parking and entering/exiting buildings can be frustrating.
Hierarchical company structure with a lot of top-down decisions made from upper management that don't make a lot of sense for most people.
Cheap when it comes to employee appreciation week. Usually don't get any money for team outings/team lunches.
One managerial interview followed by two technical interviews. All were video interviews but not very difficult. Interview questions focused on the position's tech stack, such as Spring, Java, JPA, and so on. As long as your resume is accurate and yo
Interviewer was very, very rude and hurried. This company set up an interview with me via Zoom three times. Two out of the three times, they no-showed for the virtual interview.
Applied online, I was sent a Codility task. I completed the code, but the case studies failed, although I was getting the correct expected results on my device. I received the rejection email a few days later.
One managerial interview followed by two technical interviews. All were video interviews but not very difficult. Interview questions focused on the position's tech stack, such as Spring, Java, JPA, and so on. As long as your resume is accurate and yo
Interviewer was very, very rude and hurried. This company set up an interview with me via Zoom three times. Two out of the three times, they no-showed for the virtual interview.
Applied online, I was sent a Codility task. I completed the code, but the case studies failed, although I was getting the correct expected results on my device. I received the rejection email a few days later.