Good company to work for. Work topic can be unmotivating
Good company to work for. Work topic can be unmotivating
- Company invests a lot of money in technology to stay at the forefront.
- Decent attitude towards its employees.
For those who don't care about bank processes, software work may feel boring.
Ok salary, but not very high.
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I interviewed in June 2019 for a C++ developer position. I was guided to a conference room and sat there for about five hours. A spokesperson from each team came and spoke with me. Roughly eight people spoke to me, with six of those conducting techni
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I applied online and was selected for a telephonic interview. The telephonic interview lasted approximately an hour. The questions were mainly from Java and SQL. Typical questions were like: * OO Design principles (SOLID) * Java Concurrency (Volat
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The interview was with 6 people and was very technical. Initially, there was a phone screen, followed by 1:1 meetings with everyone. This was in 2000, and I had to answer many questions on object-oriented programming, including: * Encapsulation *
Software Developer
New York, New York, United StatesJune 1, 2019I interviewed in June 2019 for a C++ developer position. I was guided to a conference room and sat there for about five hours. A spokesperson from each team came and spoke with me. Roughly eight people spoke to me, with six of those conducting techni
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New York, New York, United StatesJanuary 1, 2014I applied online and was selected for a telephonic interview. The telephonic interview lasted approximately an hour. The questions were mainly from Java and SQL. Typical questions were like: * OO Design principles (SOLID) * Java Concurrency (Volat
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New York, New York, United StatesApril 1, 2012The interview was with 6 people and was very technical. Initially, there was a phone screen, followed by 1:1 meetings with everyone. This was in 2000, and I had to answer many questions on object-oriented programming, including: * Encapsulation *
