The money is fine, and the hours are not bad, but the work is dull and pointless.
Yes, there is a kitchen, and office perks are not bad.
The first thing to be clear about Jump is that it is not a tech company. It is a high-frequency prop trading company.
They may claim it is a tech company and think that having office perks is what makes a tech company, but it is not one. I worked in a tech company, and things weren’t perfect, but at least the work was more interesting and possibly of use.
This high-frequency trading is pointless.
It is 1000 people and has been around for 20 years, so it is not a startup and has the bureaucracy and politics of any big company.
Jump will claim it is without politics and everything is flat and open, and it is not the case either. Saying that the company is a tech company and has no politics does not make it true.
Don't mislead technology people to think it is interesting and important work.
There is also a lot of talk and politics about people and projects.
There must be a better way to organize things.
Online coding challenge followed by a tech interview and three onsites. The last onsite includes a visit with the partner (oh what a pleasure) and the CIO. The recruiter took a long time to get back with an offer and was incredibly rude when I reje
I applied online. The process took 1 week. Hard bombed OA. Had online HackerRank, questions were hard DP and graphs. I would advise anyway to make sure you attempt at least 100 LeetCodes. Otherwise you will be cooked like me.
I applied through an employee referral. The interview process was heavily focused on C++ and algorithmic problem solving. One of the technical rounds involved a fairly difficult dynamic programming problem. The interviewer expected me to derive the
Online coding challenge followed by a tech interview and three onsites. The last onsite includes a visit with the partner (oh what a pleasure) and the CIO. The recruiter took a long time to get back with an offer and was incredibly rude when I reje
I applied online. The process took 1 week. Hard bombed OA. Had online HackerRank, questions were hard DP and graphs. I would advise anyway to make sure you attempt at least 100 LeetCodes. Otherwise you will be cooked like me.
I applied through an employee referral. The interview process was heavily focused on C++ and algorithmic problem solving. One of the technical rounds involved a fairly difficult dynamic programming problem. The interviewer expected me to derive the