You can do nothing and still get paid.
Classic Office Space. I.e. work-life balance is totally "life."
I recall people being fired on the day they were expecting to hear about the bonus. The engineering culture is not even close to usual NYC fintech. Lots of product/project managers generate tons of emails, and everyone has to read them. Some developers are pretty smart, but overall, I think there are so many other opportunities for software engineers that MS should be the last resort.
Hard and short. I was asked a lot of algorithm questions from textbook examples, which I have not found very practical. I had three rounds: one HR and two technical ones. I also had some whiteboarding through the screen, which I found very hard becau
There were 4 rounds of interviews scheduled for me on different days: * Recruiter screening interview * Two technical interviews (one for coding & another for System Design) * One behavioral interview
5 rounds: 1st: HackerRank, Medium LeetCode. 2nd & 3rd: Technical with Java Spring Boot questions, 2 LeetCode Medium problems on strings, Java Executor framework. 4th: Questions related to project architecture, microservices pros & tradeoffs, and c
Hard and short. I was asked a lot of algorithm questions from textbook examples, which I have not found very practical. I had three rounds: one HR and two technical ones. I also had some whiteboarding through the screen, which I found very hard becau
There were 4 rounds of interviews scheduled for me on different days: * Recruiter screening interview * Two technical interviews (one for coding & another for System Design) * One behavioral interview
5 rounds: 1st: HackerRank, Medium LeetCode. 2nd & 3rd: Technical with Java Spring Boot questions, 2 LeetCode Medium problems on strings, Java Executor framework. 4th: Questions related to project architecture, microservices pros & tradeoffs, and c