Morgan Stanley talks a lot about culture, rather than embody it
Morgan Stanley talks a lot about culture, rather than embody it
Lots of internal opportunities to volunteer and network on projects outside of your area.
Managers tend to be self-focused and not interested in the career growth of the people who work for them. Internal mobility is encouraged without any pay increase, and it will likely put you at a disadvantage during layoffs. Creativity and outside-the-box thinking usually is not encouraged.
Promotions should go to those who deserve it. Senior management should make an effort to listen to those in their organization.
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Vice President Technology
The interview process at MS was pretty straightforward. After being submitted by an external recruiter, I was interviewed in person (no phone screen) by the hiring manager in his office. The interview went well, and I believe the questions were more
Vice President Technology
7-Panel interview, including Executive Directors and VPs, to confirm experience and day-to-day operation of technical project management.
Software Development Engineer In Test
The interviewer did not ask questions related to the role or profile. He asked questions on technologies he was familiar with, but these were not related to the job description. This occurred twice.
Vice President Technology
New York, New York, United StatesJune 1, 2010The interview process at MS was pretty straightforward. After being submitted by an external recruiter, I was interviewed in person (no phone screen) by the hiring manager in his office. The interview went well, and I believe the questions were more
Vice President Technology
Jersey City, New Jersey, United StatesJuly 1, 20127-Panel interview, including Executive Directors and VPs, to confirm experience and day-to-day operation of technical project management.
Software Development Engineer In Test
New York, New York, United StatesAugust 1, 2019The interviewer did not ask questions related to the role or profile. He asked questions on technologies he was familiar with, but these were not related to the job description. This occurred twice.
