Good, stable company. Smart employees. Flexible schedule.
Pay is less than smaller boutique firms. Limited responsibilities and movement.
I have worked for JP Morgan previously, and hence, when I decided to switch recently, JP was my first choice due to the good work culture and positive experience I had in my previous stint. However, the current situation is far from it. To begin wit
I applied through JP Morgan's online application portal and received a confirmation for an initial interview with a VP. On the said date, the designated person was a no-show. When I emailed JP Morgan, I received a call from someone in JP Morgan who
A telephonic interview took place as the first step. Everything from core Java to Spring was asked. The interview went on for more than 1 hour. The feedback was good, but the interviewer somewhere expected an expert in SQL.
I have worked for JP Morgan previously, and hence, when I decided to switch recently, JP was my first choice due to the good work culture and positive experience I had in my previous stint. However, the current situation is far from it. To begin wit
I applied through JP Morgan's online application portal and received a confirmation for an initial interview with a VP. On the said date, the designated person was a no-show. When I emailed JP Morgan, I received a call from someone in JP Morgan who
A telephonic interview took place as the first step. Everything from core Java to Spring was asked. The interview went on for more than 1 hour. The feedback was good, but the interviewer somewhere expected an expert in SQL.