Good compensation especially when you're hired directly from campus!
You don't have many options for growth within the company when you join as infrastructure developer
Work may seem exciting at first, but you'll soon get bored of repetitiveness.
It seems like if you want to join Tower, you should be a trader rather than an infra member mostly because the growth opportunity that you have in trading profile is much more than infra.
This parity in growth opportunity should be reduced or clearly presented to candidates at the time of interview so that the candidate can make an informed decision.
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After meeting with the representatives at a career fair and applying for an on-campus interview, I was offered such an interview. The Interviewer was running a bit late so we went directly to the brain teasers. He asked me to solve 3 small problems,
Had a skill test with basic coding questions. After that had a discussion of the test. Then had 4 interviews back to back. Was asked some puzzle questions followed by some coding questions.
First I was given a HackerRank test to solve within two weeks. It had questions on shell commands, python programming, some MCQs, debugging a python code, writing small shell script, debugging an ELF, networking, etc.. After this, I had two telephon