Generally a good place to work, but it's fractured and will depend upon what group you end up in.
Advancement can be hard. Focus on people being promoted after they're already doing a higher-level job, instead of having positions that come with titles.
The process took a week. I interviewed at Morgan Stanley (New York). I applied through the university portal. After two rounds of on-campus interviews, I was called on-site for the remaining rounds.
Many 1-hour long interviews to go through. Some of these interviews were aligned on the same day. This adds to the stress of interviewing, but it really evaluates a candidate's ability to cope with a fast-changing environment.
Contacted three weeks after applying on website, interview scheduled for following week. For whatever reason, I thought the initial interview was going to be more experience-driven, but it was entirely technical, which I wasn't particularly prepared
The process took a week. I interviewed at Morgan Stanley (New York). I applied through the university portal. After two rounds of on-campus interviews, I was called on-site for the remaining rounds.
Many 1-hour long interviews to go through. Some of these interviews were aligned on the same day. This adds to the stress of interviewing, but it really evaluates a candidate's ability to cope with a fast-changing environment.
Contacted three weeks after applying on website, interview scheduled for following week. For whatever reason, I thought the initial interview was going to be more experience-driven, but it was entirely technical, which I wasn't particularly prepared