In the front office, the atmosphere is surprisingly relaxed, and not too much silly politics is going on.
In the back office, the atmosphere can be pretty toxic, with lots of empire-building politics going on.
I received a call from a recruiter about a full-time opening with a leading IB. I was excited and proceeded to take the interview. I went through three telephone interviews, and all went very well. Later, they informed me that they had a hiring fre
3 rounds of onsite interviews: 1. Met senior developers in the team and then waited for 2 days. 2. Met technical managers and then waited for 2 days. 3. Met the group lead.
This experience was despicable. For such a big firm, they really need to fix their HR practices. HR was initially very nice in reaching out on the back of my LinkedIn application. The woman over the phone, who I won't name because it would ruin her
I received a call from a recruiter about a full-time opening with a leading IB. I was excited and proceeded to take the interview. I went through three telephone interviews, and all went very well. Later, they informed me that they had a hiring fre
3 rounds of onsite interviews: 1. Met senior developers in the team and then waited for 2 days. 2. Met technical managers and then waited for 2 days. 3. Met the group lead.
This experience was despicable. For such a big firm, they really need to fix their HR practices. HR was initially very nice in reaching out on the back of my LinkedIn application. The woman over the phone, who I won't name because it would ruin her