J.P. Morgan Interview Questions

The interview process took about 2 weeks. It started with a recruiter following up to an application I sent. We had a few back and forth emails to schedule a virtual interview with a hiring manager. The usual recruiter call never happened, which was strange. The recruiter scheduled me for a date that was nowhere close to what we had agreed on and I was notified with short notice that the set date cannot be changed. The interview with the hiring manager was extremely disappointing and I was honestly surprised with the lack of professionalism from such a big company. The manager was an arrogant and rude person that continuously cut me off. 10 Minutes into the interview, he cut me off by saying that it's okay to say you don't know the answer (I never the answer, he never let me finish my sentences). Then proceeded to tell me that interviewers know when you are bluffing (I was honestly answering them to the best of my abilities, it was java based questions so I was comfortable in answering them). Needless to say, he gave his speech and then abruptly ended the call with no further explanation. I never heard back from them ever since and honestly have applied to any of their postings as this just reflects how poorly the company/department must operate. Truly disappointed in Chase

Applied for Java backend position. Interview consisted of 3 rounds. All three rounds were taken by vice presidents. First two rounds the questions asked were general software concepts and algo/ds. These two interviewers were serious enough for the interview. First two rounds went really good. I had bad luck with the third person. He was an older guy (but still at a beginner level designation). All the time he was busy checking his messages and doing some work on his laptop. I wonder if he was listening to my words at all. He was like 'ask a question' -> 'hmm', 'another question' -> 'hmm, hmmm'. lol. Dude, either you should take the interview or do your own work, don't mix things up. It is not fair to the candidate. He was asking knowledge based Java questions. Was not motivated enough to tell the complete question, then when I gave the answer, again 'hmmm'. Lastly he asked me to tell new features of Java 15. Lol dude, I'm not sitting idle at my home reading release notes of every new Java version that gets released, I told him politely that I can only answer for the Java version being used in my current organisation. At that moment he finished the interview with another 'hmm'. I felt sad having wasted time interviewing with these people.

It was a thorough interview. Discussed previous jobs and responsibilities. Discussed pay and benefits. Discussed career path. Learned a bit about company culture and history. Learned about other opportunities working the firm.

The interview process was straight forward. I had to go through a screening, followed by an in person interview and then finally received an offer. The new process involves Zoom Interviews.

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the first step was phone screening, technical, took a long time for 3 rounds. technical questions were easy. overall experience was not bad. just took so long to provide feedback to the candidate.

Simple behavioral questions, and then more technically focused ones. Overall fairly standard. Preparation was not as important as some other interviews, and they did not ask much about education. Neutral Experience

Good interview process. 1. Phone call with HR 2. Assessment center (1:1 interviews, group based exercise, 1:1 presentation on the exercise, three scenario based interview looking at various different skills) 3. Phone call with a manager from the assessment center letting you know if you got an offer or not

Straight forward process, online video interview which was timed and a face to face assessment centres Prepare for interview and answer using STAR method Research the firm and role as interview is based around that

Online without speaking to a person. It started with a test of games that I passed followed by a series of questions relating to my field of study. I had to record myself answering a couple basic questions like why do you want this position ect.