The bank's IT department uses all kinds of software products. They are embracing new technologies and moving towards the public cloud. Your technical skills learned at JPMC will be marketable.
Being in the banking industry means security is vitally important, so you are restricted to do what you are approved to do.
Everyone needs an approval ticket or a role/permission setup beforehand.
It is a very rigid and slow-moving environment where someone could feel stifled.
You won't be able to do any exploratory things at work as you could in a more relaxed company, say a startup.
Consolidate on the technology stack so that only a few core technical skills cover the majority of IT needs.
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Applied online, heard back a week later, and was sent a HackerRank assessment. The first one was bizzbuzz. The second question was a bit more difficult: "maximize the number of meetings while keeping the effectiveness score positive" (example n=4 in
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
There were 3 phases: a Pymetrics test (30-minute personality traits type of game), then a coding assessment where I had to solve two problems and then record a video of myself explaining my solution. I believe one was Fibonacci, and the second was so