Worked with Prudential team through my university
Worked with Prudential team through my university
The work environment is pretty chill. I got to learn more while working than I could have through simple projects. Communication between my team, manager, and HR was smooth. Great perks, especially when you have a WFH role.
I did not feel there was any downside. Maybe I was lucky to get to work with a good team.
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Prudential Financial Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
The recruiter scheduled a phone screen first, followed by an onsite round. The phone screen was easy, and the onsite was for half a day with mostly average questions anyone can expect. Overall, the interview questions were good.
Software Engineer
LinkedIn message followed by a code assignment/task that followed a Zoom interview. The interviewer seemed uninterested in taking the interview. As I received a message that I was not selected, I wondered if they were even serious before the intervie
Software Engineer
There were 2 rounds of interviews. The first was a typical HR phone screen interview, and the second was a technical interview where a lot of the questions focused on concepts for Java, AWS, and DBMS. No coding questions were asked by my interviewers
Software Engineer
United StatesNovember 26, 2020The recruiter scheduled a phone screen first, followed by an onsite round. The phone screen was easy, and the onsite was for half a day with mostly average questions anyone can expect. Overall, the interview questions were good.
Software Engineer
NepalAugust 31, 2020LinkedIn message followed by a code assignment/task that followed a Zoom interview. The interviewer seemed uninterested in taking the interview. As I received a message that I was not selected, I wondered if they were even serious before the intervie
Software Engineer
United StatesMarch 3, 2024There were 2 rounds of interviews. The first was a typical HR phone screen interview, and the second was a technical interview where a lot of the questions focused on concepts for Java, AWS, and DBMS. No coding questions were asked by my interviewers
