Some places in the company actually have innovative technology and projects.
Too much red tape.
Management sees people as interchangeable resources instead of individuals with certain skills.
Makes up its own definitions for things like "microservices," "innovation," "design patterns," etc.
Tries too hard to be a "tech" company with nothing to back it up.
Very solid experience overall. Not LeetCode heavy, but the downside of that may be it’s not standardized for everyone; different people I know got asked different topics. You will get questions pertaining to your resume, languages, and tech stacks y
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Tampa, FL) in March 2022. Interview conducted by 4 people. Mostly they were asking questions based on your experience. My major experience was in Java,
Started by getting contacted by a recruiter from India. It was very difficult to understand her. Then, another recruiter called and asked more or less the same questions. Yet a third recruiter set up the actual telephone screen with the hiring manag
Very solid experience overall. Not LeetCode heavy, but the downside of that may be it’s not standardized for everyone; different people I know got asked different topics. You will get questions pertaining to your resume, languages, and tech stacks y
I applied through an employee referral. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at J.P. Morgan (Tampa, FL) in March 2022. Interview conducted by 4 people. Mostly they were asking questions based on your experience. My major experience was in Java,
Started by getting contacted by a recruiter from India. It was very difficult to understand her. Then, another recruiter called and asked more or less the same questions. Yet a third recruiter set up the actual telephone screen with the hiring manag