Morgan is a great place to work for technology enthusiasts. The culture is extremely collaborative. They have centers of excellence where different groups manage different technologies, which allows you to go very deep and gain brilliant expertise working with highly talented individuals.
Technology in banks works differently. It beats the industry on some efforts which actually make the firm money, like algo trading, while it could seemingly lag behind the industry on other topics due to a general culture of caution. So, make sure you choose a team that deals with technology you love, as you won't be moving away from it into something more recent anytime soon.
Instill a constant culture of innovation and prove to your employees that Morgan is willing to be on the bleeding edge so their skills will always stay relevant.
They changed the position title after conducting all rounds of interviews for the senior position. They did not provide an offer letter, even in writing. This unprofessional approach was very disappointing. There was no accountability for the interv
Was looking for hands-on ED, and questions were technical. Expect multiple rounds of interviews. This may vary based on the line of business for which you are being interviewed.
The interview started with easy LeetCode questions, followed by grilling about common behavioral questions concerning past experiences and projects. They also asked some questions about Python, Java, and C. The managers were very friendly, so you w
They changed the position title after conducting all rounds of interviews for the senior position. They did not provide an offer letter, even in writing. This unprofessional approach was very disappointing. There was no accountability for the interv
Was looking for hands-on ED, and questions were technical. Expect multiple rounds of interviews. This may vary based on the line of business for which you are being interviewed.
The interview started with easy LeetCode questions, followed by grilling about common behavioral questions concerning past experiences and projects. They also asked some questions about Python, Java, and C. The managers were very friendly, so you w