Nice try, finance guys. 3 hours in a small room with "an asshole" doesn't sound like fun, but it's still not nearly as challenging as an interview at Google or Apple (I've interviewed at both). Those companies require 6 to 10 hours of grueling interviews and the real questions are much more difficult than the ones listed in the previous Business Insider article on the topic (at least for programmers). They couldn't list typical technical questions in that article because 99% of their readership wouldn't even understand them.
I've never been a fan of this kind of blind arrogance in the finance industry. I hoped the recession would at least have some effect on that, but it probably won't. Engineers don't have nearly enough power in this society.
I've never been a fan of this kind of blind arrogance in the finance industry. I hoped the recession would at least have some effect on that, but it probably won't. Engineers don't have nearly enough power in this society.