It gave me good exposure to the banking world and how companies work in general.
Try to explore as much as possible and don't stick to one specific tech stack.
I was interviewed at J.P. Morgan. First interview was comparatively easy, all basics of SQL and Spark were asked. The few questions were: 1. Spark architecture 2. Difference between bucketing and partitioning and a few easy SQLs. The second interv
The interview was good and a great experience. The questions asked were apt to the role I applied for. It was a mix of technical and non-technical questions.
The interview was good. We worked on a project, and our mentors asked questions related to the project and some behavioral questions. It was a 24-hour hackathon, and we built a project in that time. We were evaluated based on our performance.
I was interviewed at J.P. Morgan. First interview was comparatively easy, all basics of SQL and Spark were asked. The few questions were: 1. Spark architecture 2. Difference between bucketing and partitioning and a few easy SQLs. The second interv
The interview was good and a great experience. The questions asked were apt to the role I applied for. It was a mix of technical and non-technical questions.
The interview was good. We worked on a project, and our mentors asked questions related to the project and some behavioral questions. It was a 24-hour hackathon, and we built a project in that time. We were evaluated based on our performance.